Lao Tao (lǎo tāo), is very good at eating and drinking. Song Su Shi's "Lao Tao Fu": "The beauty of things is built to support my old gluttons." Song Wu Zeng's "Neng Gai Zhai Man Lu·Facts 2": "Yan Zhitui said: 'The eyebrows are not as sharp as the ears. "The ears are not as good as Xiangtiao, and the Xiangshou is not as good as Lao Tao." This is why the old man is not as good at eating as he is. "Liu Ji's poem "Ti Crab" of Ming Dynasty is based on this. "If you can make your kisses flow with saliva, don't go to the old glutton in front of you." The second poem of Huang Jingren's "Send Spring" of the Qing Dynasty: "Flying and eating flesh and bearing the bones, the old glutton chews and chats for a living.

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