First of all, wolf down.
Interpretation of vernacular Chinese: the wolf is swallowing food and the tiger is swallowing prey.
Source: "Official Appearance": "It won't take much time; Wolf down; I actually ate it all. "
Dynasty: Qing dynasty
Author: Li
Second, with relish
Interpretation of vernacular Chinese: Jin Jin: the appearance of strong interest. Of eating or talking with great interest.
Source: "Seventeen Books of Zhu Shunshui Collection and Answering Wild Festival": "Good works are better; The more you read, the more you like it; It can be seen that the article of reasoning wins; It is also good to defeat others. "
Dynasty: Ming dynasty
Author: Zhu Zhiyu
Translation: The better the poem; The more I read, the more I like it; You can read Sheng's articles; Can bring beautiful words more than others.
Third, the aftertaste is endless.
Interpretation in vernacular Chinese: Describe a wonderful poem, song or unforgettable food.
Source: Chapter 5 of "White Willow Twilight Grass": "Be sure to look like what I just saw, not only safe and sound, but also memorable!"
Dynasty: modern
Author: Liu Sifen
Translation: It must be the same as what I just looked like. Breathe gently and exhale slowly, which is not only safe, but also full of flavor!
Fourth, eat more.
Interpretation in the vernacular: refers to eating and drinking, describes eating and drinking, and enjoys food very happily.
Source: Zhouyi: "Shel Gui Ling, watch me eat."
Dynasty: Zhou
Author: Ji Chang
You have kept a lot of belongings yourself, and you have come to spy on my food and clothing.
Verb (short for verb) craves food.
Interpretation of vernacular Chinese: When you are very hungry, you will not choose food. Metaphor is a desperate choice.
Source: "Five Lantern Festival Yuan Nature Zen Master": "Scholars say:' Hungry.' "
Dynasty: Song Dynasty
Author: Shi Puji
The gentleman said: When you are hungry, you don't choose food.