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Another name or reference for food in ancient times

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1. The treasures of water and land, the treasures of water and land, are Chinese idioms. The pinyin is shuǐ lù zhī zhēn, which means delicious food.

From the "Book of Jin·Shi Chongzhuan": "The food is poor and the treasures of water and land are poor." Translation: Meal is the most precious of the precious foods produced by water and land.

2. Shanyaohaicuo Shanyaohaicuo is a Chinese word, and its pronunciation is shān yáo hǎi cuò, which means delicacies from the mountains and the sea.

From Chapter 55 of "Jin Ping Mei Ci Hua": "Nowadays, there are countless delicious dishes in the mountains and in the sea." Translation: There are many delicious dishes nowadays.

3. Delicious food Delicious food is a Chinese word, pronounced as měi wèi jiā yáo.

It means fine and delicious meals or delicious food, and also refers to delicious food as defined by individuals.

Describes food as delicious and applauding.

From one of the poems "The Cuiyin Pavilion was completed in Zihe" by Zhang Yanghao of the Yuan Dynasty: "And the delicacies are both koi." Translation: How can such exquisite meals be obtained a second time.

4. Delicacies from mountains and seas Delicacies from mountains and seas, a Chinese idiom, pinyin is shān zhēn hǎi wèi, which means various precious foods produced in the mountains and seas.

Refers generally to rich dishes.

From "Chang'an Taoist Poetry": "The delicacies of mountains and seas are thrown away from the fence, and cooking lambs is like breaking sunflower seeds." It means: delicacies of mountains and seas can be found everywhere, and various meat delicacies are as easy to eat as melon seeds.

5. Bazhen Jade Food Bazhen Jade Food, a Chinese idiom, pinyin is bā zhēn yù shí, which means generally referring to exquisite food.

From Volume 3 of "The Chronicles of the West Chamber Zhugong Diao": "Eight precious jade foods invite the lover to have a meal." It means: delicious dishes invite the lover to come and enjoy them.