Pinyin: chǐ jiá shēng xiāng

Explanation: After eating delicious food, my teeth and cheeks gradually feel sweet. Metaphorical words and poems are meaningful and unforgettable.

Source: Qing Wu Jingzi's The Scholars, Chapter 34: "I don't love these things yet. I only love my husband's double red sisters. My teeth and cheeks are fragrant."

2. Fat and crisp

Pinyin: fé fé féi nóng gān cuì ?.

Explanation: refers to strong alcohol; Crispy: delicious. Delicious food Generally refers to good wine and good food.

Source: Liu An in the Western Han Dynasty, "Huai Nan Zi Zhu Shu Xun": "Fat, glutinous, sweet and crisp, not beautiful. However, if people have dross, glutinous rice and millet, they will know that the host is rich and sweet. "

3. phoenix marrow dragon liver

Pinyin: fèng suǐ lóng gān

Explanation: Metaphor is rare and delicious.

Source: Ren Dong, the place where I want to be my lover: "He is so kind that he suffers from phoenix marrow and dragon liver;" I should chew my tongue, so I'm ashamed that I didn't leave two women. "

4. Gourmet food

Pinyin: Jiāyáo míI Zhun

Description: dishes: cooked fish, etc. Rudder: diet. Delicious food, delicious food.

Source: Ming Luo Guan Zhong's "Romance of the Three Kingdoms" The eighth time: "Allow to prepare the dishes, wait for Lu Bu to arrive, allow to go out to meet, enter the backyard, and extend the seat."

Step 5 eat fish and mackerel

Pinyin: shíyúyúqρng

Explanation: Metaphor changes the taste to avoid monotony. Mackerel tastes delicious when cooked with fish.

Source: Tang Pi-li's Preface to Yu Wen: "Ancient poems are compiled at the end of the text so that they can be seen and used in the mouth." It is the same fish that meets the squid and owns the Meat Puppets (Moon). "