1, surface
The custom of eating noodles on Furi Festival began at least in the Three Kingdoms period. According to Wei's Spring and Autumn Annals, "Lie in the sun, wipe your sweat with a towel and look at Jiao Ran" makes people realize that white skin is white, not covered with powder. The "soup cake" here is hot soup noodles.
2. jiaozi
There is a saying in the north, which is called "jiaozi's face is prostrate, and pancakes are spread with eggs". In the north, it is a traditional custom to eat noodles and wrap jiaozi on your head in dog days. It is a traditional custom to eat jiaozi.
3.wonton
In some southern areas, such as Shanghai, people want to eat wonton. Actually, for southerners, wonton and jiaozi are almost a kind of food. Shanghainese have the saying "Fu Tou Wonton Er Fu Tea". Compared with jiaozi, wonton is thin and transparent when cooked. In addition, wonton is cooked for a short time, and cold water needs to be added several times to ensure thorough cooking.
4. Ham
Fu Tou Ham and Er Fu Chicken. Chinese medicine believes that ham has the effects of invigorating spleen, stimulating appetite, promoting fluid production and benefiting blood. Ham can be eaten all year round, but it is best to eat it in summer. Ham is nutritious and not greasy.
5. Mutton
China's southwestern Shandong, northern Jiangsu, northern Anhui, eastern Henan and other regions have the tradition of "sleeping sheep" in dog days, that is, eating mutton in dog days.