As we all know in China, when people in China salute, they usually put their left hand on their right hand to salute each other. The reason is that people in China think that their left hand is cleaner and nobler than their right hand, but when they go to India, it is the opposite. They use their right hand to grab food and wash their bottoms. When they cook, they also have to help with their left hand, which makes it hard for everyone to imagine what the cooked rice will taste like.

If you go to india tourism, you will often see Indian chefs use their left and right hands to cook without washing their hands just after coming out of the toilet, and diners around will not consider what his left hand has just done, whether it has washed his hands or not, and they will grab his food in a hurry and eat it very sweetly. It's incredible that they never wash their hands before eating, and then they grab food with their hands. What's even more unacceptable is that they never wash their hands after eating, but stick the remaining rice on their hands clean.

The reason why Indians are so different from us in eating is because their thoughts are very different from ours. In their minds, feces are just the residue left after food is digested, so in their view, it is not dirty at all. Perhaps it is also a kind of respect for themselves. They not only respect themselves in this way. But also special respect for small animals, and often treat some monkeys, mice or cattle running in the street as sacred objects.

In particular, there is a famous mouse square where thousands of mice are enclosed in a big wall, and those mice are happily waiting for people to send food to support them. Because of their differences in thinking, they are so different from us in food culture, but India is a place rich in spices. It is still very tempting to watch Indian beauty selling spices.