A four-character idiom to describe delicious food: The cheeks and feet are fragrant: After eating delicious food, the teeth and cheeks gradually feel the sweet taste.

The metaphorical language and poetry are meaningful and evocative.

The tooth is sweet and the fat is fat: eat delicious food and ride a horse.

Describes a luxurious life.

Da Bo Wu Ding: Cook: Cook.

An ancient ritual, later used to refer to eating particularly delicious meals.

Describes a luxurious life.

Fei Li is sweet and crispy: Li: refers to the strong alcoholic nature; Sweet and crispy: delicious.

Delicious food.

Generally refers to good food and wine.

Burning incense and lining the tripod: burning: burning, lighting; column: arranging.

Expensive incense was lit and many delicacies were placed.

Describes a life of lavishness and pomp and circumstance.

Rich clothes and delicious food: rich clothes and delicious food.

Phoenix marrow and dragon liver: a metaphor for rare and delicious food.

Delicious and rich: generally refers to delicious food.

The children of Yao Liang: Yao: fat meat; Liang: fine grain; Yao Liang: generally refers to delicious meals.

In the old days, it referred to officials, landlords, and children of wealthy families.

Gaoliang children: Gaoliang: fat meat and fine grains, refers to delicacies.

A child of a wealthy family who is used to living a hedonistic life.

Haicuo Jiangyao: Haicuo: refers to a wide variety of seafood, and later used to refer to seafood; Jiangyao: Mussel, the meat is inedible, but the front and rear pillars are delicious, commonly known as "Jiang Yao pillars".

Generally refers to delicious food.

Delicious delicacies: delicacies: cooked fish, etc.; delicacies: food and drink.

Delicious meals.

Jia Yao Zhijiu: Zhijiu: fine wine.

Refers to delicious food and wine.

See Bullet for Owl Zhi: Bullet means bullet; Owl means owl; Zhi means barbecue.

When I see the pellets, I want to eat delicious grilled owl meat.

A metaphor for estimating effectiveness too early.

Jinyuyuguo: a delicious food made by Wujun in ancient times. It is made from finely chopped fresh seabass and wild cabbage, seasoned and sun-dried. The seabass is as white as jade and the wild cabbage is as yellow as gold, hence the name.

Generally refers to delicious food.

Popular: 脍: finely chopped meat; Zhi: roasted meat.

Wan and Zhi are both popular foods that people love to eat.

It means delicious food that everyone loves to eat.

Good metaphorical poems are praised and prosecuted by people.

Shanfushuihu: This refers to the delicious food produced in the mountains and waters.

Later it was generally called delicious.

Delicacies from mountains and seas: various precious foods produced in the mountains and sea.

Refers generally to rich dishes.

Source: "Chang'an Taoist Poems" by Wei Yingwu of the Tang Dynasty: "The treasures of the mountains and the sea are thrown away from the fence, and the lambs are cooked like breaking sunflowers." When eating fish and mackerel: a metaphor for changing the taste so that it is not monotonous.

A delicious combination of mackerel and fish.

Moving the index finger: Originally it was a sign of something delicious to eat, but later it was used to describe being greedy when seeing something delicious.

Special taste and peculiar smell: strange taste.

Refers to delicious food.

Mixture of water and land: all kinds of delicacies produced by water and land are available.

Describes rich dishes.

Treasures of water and land: water and land: refers to the precious food produced by water and land.

Refers to delicious food.

Fresh clothes and good food: Fresh: glorious.

Wearing gorgeous clothes and eating delicious food.

Describes a prosperous life.

Xianyi delicacies: Xian: lustrous.

Wearing gorgeous clothes and eating delicious food.

Describes a prosperous life.

The clothes are sweet and the food is delicious: the clothes are beautiful.

Wear nice clothes and eat delicious food.

Endless aftertaste: describes wonderful poems, songs or delicious food that are long aftertaste.

饫干鍍fat: 饫: full of food; 鍍: full.

Eat rich and rich food.

Describes a wealthy and luxurious life.

Smacking lips: describing greediness.

It also means that the food tastes good.

Source: Paragraph 10 of Yang Shuo's "Three Thousand Miles of Rivers and Mountains": "Wu Zhen ate deliciously and sweetly. He smacked his lips and licked his lips as he ate, savoring the taste." Smacking his lips and smacking his tongue: Describing a gluttonous appearance.

It also means that the food tastes good.

Source: Duanmu Hongliang's "Horqin Banner Grassland" 2: "The food came, and the old man smacked his lips and tongue to praise the taste of the food." Rare and delicious food: precious and delicious food.

Delicious delicacies: delicacies: delicious food, delicacies: meals.

Rare and delicious food.

Also known as "a rare delicacy".

Pearl and Cui Zhen: refers to the delicious food produced by water and land.