2. Taoism says: On the day of winter solstice, a grand ceremony will be held in all the streets of the capital. At the beginning of the Yuan Dynasty, Taoist priests shook their heads to learn from the scriptures and went to the table to celebrate the Buddha's birthday. According to Taoism, the Buddha statues in the early Yuan Dynasty symbolized the first century when chaos was not divided and Taoism was not revealed. Therefore, people have the custom of eating wonton. "Yanjing Years Old" says: "My husband's wonton is shaped like an egg, which is very chaotic, so it is eaten on the solstice in winter." In fact, "wonton" and "chaos" are homophonic, so people extend eating wonton to break the chaos and open up the world. Later generations no longer explain its original meaning, but there is a proverb that "wonton is eaten in winter and noodles are eaten in summer", which is simply regarded as a seasonal diet.

3.Xi's family said: It is said that during the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period, Fu Cha, the king of Wu, got even more carried away, and indulged in singing and dancing, drinking and having fun all day, without asking about state affairs. When the winter solstice festival came this year, the king of Wu accepted the worship of officials as usual, and the singing and dancing inside and outside the court were peaceful. Unexpectedly, during the banquet, he was tired of eating delicacies, so he was unhappy and put the food aside. Seeing all this, Shi took the opportunity to run into the royal chef to roll dough, hoping to make a new snack to express his mind and dedicate it to the king of Wu. King Wu tasted it and it was delicious. He ate a big bowl in one breath and repeatedly asked, "What kind of dessert is this?" Shi snigger: This heartless and confused monarch is always in a daze. It's really a mess. When she heard this question, she casually replied, "Wonton." Since then, this kind of dim sum has flowed into the people in the name of "wonton". Wuyue people not only like to eat wonton on weekdays, but also regard it as appropriate food for the winter festival to commemorate their wisdom and creation.

Huns in Han Dynasty said: In the past, there was a proverb in old Beijing, "Eat solstice wonton in winter and solstice noodles in summer". According to legend, during the Han Dynasty, Xiongnu in the north often harassed the frontier, and the people were restless. At that time, there were two leaders of Xiongnu tribe and Tun tribe. They were very cruel. People hate it, so they wrap it in a corner with meat stuffing and call it "wonton" with the sound of "mud" and "tun" Hate eating, seek to calm the war and live a peaceful life. Because wonton was originally made on the winter solstice, every family eats wonton on the winter solstice.