To the left and right of rice, the reverse word is "hairpin", the pinyin is b m 4 n, and the original meaning is food made of rice.

As ancient Chinese, it is also a characteristic word of Hakka dialect and Hainan dialect, which generally refers to food made of rice pulp.

For example, in Hakka areas: Zan, Bund Zan, Hong Tao Ban Zan, Yuan Zan, Hong Zan, Sweet Zan, Caitou Zan, Salty Zan, Short Zan, Coarse Leaf Zan, etc. Engage in hairpins, etc.

Han nationality in Hainan province: bamboo stick (kway teow), brown sugar stick, white sugar stick, fat sausage stick, rolling pin (zongzi), chicken manure stick, sweet potato stick, vegetable head stick and stick. Zan (Guo Yan), Ding Yanzan (also known as fried dumpling and fixed edge porridge), red bean Zan, etc.

White sugar hairpin