Idioms of hometown food

"A cupcake is like chewing the moon. It's crispy inside."

"It is better to beg for weeds around the wheat field than to cook yam soup for the monk's family."

"The Yangtze River everywhere knows the beauty of fish, and the bamboo is good and the mountain is fragrant."

"When is the bright moon? Ask Heaven for wine", "I'm not full, and it tastes particularly long when I'm half drunk", "I enjoy wine occasionally, but I often hold an empty cup".

"There are 300 lychees a day. You might as well be a Lingnan person when you grow up."

: "When rubbing your hands, the jade color is even, and the blue oil is light yellow and deep. Sleeping at night knows the weight of spring, and it is flat and beautiful. "

"Qiu Lai frost dew garden east, reed mustard gave birth to children and grandchildren. I'm as full as he hates. I don't know why I want to eat chicken and dolphins. "

"There are three or two peach blossoms outside the bamboo, and the spring river plumbing duck prophet. Artemisia is covered with short reed buds, which is when the puffer fish wants to go up. "

Su Dongpo is not only a famous scholar, but also a famous gourmet. Therefore, according to legend, there are many famous dishes directly related to him, and more dishes named after him, such as Dongpo elbow, Dongpo tofu, Dongpo jade warm, Dongpo leg, Dongpo bud warm, Dongpo mo carp, Dongpo cake, Dongpo crisp and Dongpo tofu.

"Dongpo Collection" contains: "Shu people cherish the buds of Qin, but the meat of miscellaneous doves is." Spring pigeon, that is, celery fried turtle breast silk. Later it was called Dongpo Spring Dove.

A generous sacrifice

Meaning:

In the past, it was described as a rich sacrifice. Later, I also described the food as beautiful.

Word sound:

white mulberry

Shh, shh

wǔ

dǐng

Don't eat good rice or chopped meat-you are very picky about food.

hope

bù

poplar

Jiang surname, Gu Jing

bù

poplar

xì

Idiom allusions:

Tired: satisfied; Meat: finely cut meat. The finer the particles, the better the meat. Describe food as refined and carefully cooked.

Idiom origin:

"The Analects of Confucius and the Rural Party": "Zhai must melt food, and the residence must move. I am not tired of eating well, and I am not tired of living well. "

Example:

"Don't eat if you don't cut it right" is the old rule of the old gentleman, but the rule of "eating fine food but not greasy" is a bit strange. (Lu Xun's "Southern accent and northern rally, by the feet of China women ...")

Aili steamed food

plum

zhēng

hope

Idiom allusions:

Steamed pear. Metaphor does not know the goods. Foolishly spoil good things.

Idiom origin:

Liu Yiqing in the Southern Song Dynasty's Shi Shuo Xin Yu Xiao Yudi: "When people are unhappy in Huannan County, they will get angry and say,' Your pears are lost, don't steam them any more?' "

Exquisite shaking brick

hope earnestly/stick to

zhēn

hello

hope

Idiom allusions:

Generally refers to exquisite dishes.

An incompetent officer accustomed to irony.

Beane

hope

every day

Siang

Idiom allusions:

Catering: Eating with others. Used to satirize officials who do nothing and are incompetent.

Idiom origin:

Lu Huaishen's Biography of Old Tang Dynasty: "In the third year of Kaiyuan, I moved to Huangmen Prison. Huai Shen and Wei Zi brought Yao Chong close to each other. Huai Shen thinks that officials are not as good as worshippers and everything is shirked. At that time, people called him the companion of the Prime Minister. "

eat to fullness and wear warm clothes

Baao

hope

Nuan

yī

Idiom allusions:

Satiate: Having enough to eat; Warm clothes: Wear warm clothes. Describe a well-off life with ample food and clothing.

Idiom origin:

Mencius on Teng Wengong: "People have a way: eat and wear warm clothes, live in seclusion without teaching, and get close to animals."

To eat/eat too much/eat too much

jiǔ

zú