Chopping food:

Pronunciation: kuài zhì rén kǒu

Interpretation: chopped and sizzling are both foods that people love to eat. It refers to delicious food that everyone loves to eat. It is a metaphor for good poems and writings being praised and circulated by people.

Origin: Five Dynasties - Wang Dingbao, "Tang摭言-海叙不遇"："Such as 'the sound of water is always in the ears, and the color of the mountains is never far away from the door', and 'sweeping the ground, the trees leave their shadows, and whisking the bed, the piano has a sound'.... ... are all popular."

Example: A popular "Guo Feng" and "Xiao Ya", which are also the most brilliant part of the "Three Hundred Psalms", are the most beautiful achievements in the cooperation of poetry. (Wen Yiduo's "Songs and Poems")

Chinese idiom storyThe disciples of Confucius, Zeng and Zeng Sen, were father and son, and after Zeng's death, Zeng Sen did not eat the dates of the goat in memory of his father, Zeng. When Gongsun Chou, a disciple of Mencius, heard about this, he asked Mencius which is better, chopped meat or sheep. Mencius said of course it was chopped meat. Gongsun Chou asked why Zeng Zeng ate chopped meat instead of goat dates, and Mencius told him it was the result of a choice made to avoid a taboo.