1. The "丼" in 丼饭 is pronounced as "dong", which means beef 丼 (dōng) rice. Since there are only two pronunciations of "丼" in the dictionary: jǐng and dǎn, it is definitely called "beef gall rice", which is actually wrong. Beef rice bowl originates from Japan and is pronounced DONBURI. Don simply means "covered on rice".

2. Beef bowl (dōng) rice, "丼" is pronounced as "dong". In fact, the word "丼" is not original to Japan, but it basically appears in Japanese. The Chinese translation is "rice bowl", which you can directly understand as rice bowl. The contrived saying is: rice is served in a covered porcelain bowl, two-thirds of the rice is placed in the bowl, and other ingredients are placed on top.

3. The Japanese pronunciation is: 丼, which can refer to the utensils used to hold rice or noodles, also known as 丼bowl; 丼物, a Japanese common dish that uses bowls of rice topped with various ingredients; The other is the sound from the throwing well. Japan introduced Chinese culture after the Tang Dynasty, and this word later came to mean lunch box in Japanese. Add a dot in the middle of the word "well" to form "丼".