Representatives of Taiyuan snacks include Qingheyuan head, haggis cut, oily pork, Wuzhai stew, Yangji enema, dough, Liuweizhai sauce meat, Shuangsheng cake, Mengfeng cake, glutinous rice, millet porridge, old tofu, etc.

Yili Halal Steamed Dumplings, Rat Cave Yuanxiao, Fish and Sheep Buns, Xugou Enema, etc.

The appearance of pasta was before the Han Dynasty at the latest.

In the Han Dynasty, all flour-based foods were collectively called "cakes".

People in Shanxi have been called "Lao Xi'er" for a long time. In addition to Shanxi being located to the west of the Taihang Mountains, the name also smells like vinegar.

In ancient times, "vinegar" was called "醯", and "醯" has the same pronunciation as "西", so people in Shanxi were called "Lao Xi'er".

Shanxi people love to be jealous. Vinegar is indispensable for pasta, and is indispensable for cooking and soup.

Extended information: Location Taiyuan is located in the center of Shanxi Province, at the northern end of the Taiyuan Basin, in the middle of the Yellow River Basin in North China, and at the intersection of the north-south Puhe-Shijiazhuang-Taiyuan Railway.

The geographical coordinates are 111°30′～113°09′ east longitude and 37°27′～38°25′ north latitude.

The outline of the region is bat-shaped, with a horizontal distance of about 144 kilometers from east to west and a length of about 107 kilometers from north to south.

Taiyuan is surrounded by mountains on three sides in the west, north and east, with valley plains in the middle and south. The entire terrain is high in the north and low in the south, taking on a dustpan shape.

The highest point above sea level is 2670 meters, the lowest point is 760 meters, and the average altitude is about 800 meters. The urban area is located on the Fenhe River Valley plain at an altitude of 800 meters.

The Taihang Mountains are on the left, the Luliang Mountains are towering on the right, the Yunzhong and Xiezhou Mountains are hugging each other at the back, the Taiyuan Plain is spread out in the front, and the Fen River runs through the entire territory from north to south.

Fenhe River, the second largest tributary of the Yellow River, runs through Taiyuan City from north to south, and flows for about 100 kilometers.

The urban area is blocked by Taihang Mountain to the east and Luliang Mountain to the west.