The meaning and symbol of eating jiaozi on the winter solstice

1. Rich resources:

Eating jiaozi is to look forward to a prosperous life and rich resources in the future, because dumplings are shaped like ingots, and ingots have the meaning of making a fortune, so eating dumplings has the meaning of pleasing Geely and expecting to make a fortune.

2. Harmony and beauty:

jiaozi needs "harmony" noodles, which has the meaning of harmony and beauty. The dough is rolled round and moist, and the rolled dumpling skin indicates a round and round.

3. Meaning of long-term wealth:

Dumplings stuffed with jiaozi on the winter solstice are also inextricably linked with the meaning. For example, ordinary leek stuffing symbolizes the meaning of long-term wealth.

4. Family reunion:

The winter solstice is 24 solar terms, China, and the regional cultural differences have the habit of eating noodles from the winter solstice to the summer solstice in jiaozi. On this day, the family went out together, and when the group sat together to chat with jiaozi, it gave jiaozi a round symbol.

jiaozi is one of the traditional cuisines in China, and jiaozi is also the staple food in people's life and diet in the north, and also serves as a winter solstice snack. Jiaozi is full in style, abundant in substance and fresh in taste. There are also Chinese cabbage and pork stuffing, celery and beef stuffing, shrimp stuffing, corn and pork stuffing, mutton stuffing, three fresh stuffing, leek stuffing and shepherd's purse stuffing.