? Xiao er, cut two Jin of meat? Two Jin of meat in the population of Song Dynasty refers to mutton. The economy of the Song Dynasty was very prosperous, and everyone could gain a foothold in society and have a considerable income. Mutton is a home-cooked dish in restaurants. As long as people have the ability to consume, they usually order mutton to entertain guests. We excluded pork and beef here, because in the Song Dynasty, people thought that pork was too fishy and bad for health. Beef was controlled by the Song Dynasty and was not allowed to appear in the market for public hawking.

1. During the Song Dynasty, traders of all sizes gathered in the streets, and people's economic level reached the level of prosperity, so mutton was consumed in restaurants?

In the Song Dynasty, the only people who could afford restaurants were wealthy businessmen and dignitaries with developed economies. If they were entertaining guests, mutton would also be a delicious thing to entertain guests. Two Jin of mutton and some other seasonal side dishes are enough for two or three people. During the Song Dynasty, ordinary people also went to restaurants for dinner during festivals. Restaurants are high-consumption places, and ordinary people will also come to two pounds of mutton to support the scene. ?

Second, people in the Song Dynasty thought that pork was unhealthy and restaurants were elegant places, so only mutton could be used to cut two Jin of meat?

In the Song Dynasty, there was not much seasoning in their diet, and pork tasted fishy and oily. At that time, people disdained eating pork. During the Song Dynasty, people attached great importance to the awareness of keeping in good health. They thought that pork was a fat thing, and eating too much was easy to produce phlegm, so dignitaries did not like eating pork. If you yell for two kilos of pork on public occasions, you will be laughed at by Chinese people in restaurants.

third, in the song dynasty, due to local laws, no one could slaughter cattle, and beef could not be publicly sold in the market, while mutton was delicious and became a popular food?

The laws of the Song Dynasty were very strict. Cattle belonged to diligent domestic animals in the hearts of people in the Song Dynasty, and individuals were absolutely not allowed to slaughter them. If beef is sold openly in restaurants, I'm afraid even the shopkeeper will face jail. Even if beef is sold on the black market, it is sold in secret, and there is no possibility of shouting loudly. ?

So, do you envy living in the Song Dynasty?