Pinyin tǔn, a Chinese character, originally meant to float, such as floating boards on the water and floating dead bodies, and extended to fry, such as fried dough sticks, shrimp slices, oil steamed bread and oil peanuts.

The word "cloud" is pronounced, with "people" above and "water" below. Together, people float on the water. "People floating in water" is a floating situation, so the original meaning of "floating" is "floating", such as a board floating on the water and a corpse floating up. It is also extended to "frying" (because most foods float on the oil surface when frying), such as "fried dough sticks", "fried shrimp slices", "fried steamed bread" and "fried peanuts".

Cuān (Special Cooking Language) is a cooking method with boiling water and boiling water. Most of the raw materials are small particles or processed into pieces, wires, strips and balls. Generally, the soup or water is boiled with strong fire first, and then the materials are put into the pot, only seasoning, not thickening, and the pot is opened.

There is also a method of boiling, that is, first put the raw materials in a boiling pot until they are 80% cooked, and then take them out and put them in a bowl. In addition, the cooked fresh soup tastes good. Pour it into a bowl and scald it. This method is also known as soup explosion or water explosion. The characteristics of the cooked dishes are: more soup, fresh, tender and refreshing.

The difference between transportation and transportation:

The words "Yue", "Pin" and "Pin" are very similar and not commonly used, so they are very easy to be confused. Among them, "cloud" and "cloud" are almost as indistinguishable as twins. However, it is not difficult to distinguish them if we understand that they are all cognitive characters and carefully analyze their "word formation principles".

The word "cloud" is pronounced, with "people" above and "water" below. Together, people float on the water. "People floating in water" is a floating situation, so the original meaning of "floating" is "floating", such as a board floating on the water and a corpse floating up. It is also extended to "frying" (because most foods float on the oil surface when frying), such as "fried dough sticks", "fried shrimp slices", "fried steamed bread" and "fried peanuts".

The word "rice" is pronounced cuān, with "In" above and "Water" below, which together means "putting (things) into (boiling) water". The common meaning of the word "noodle" is a cooking method, which cooks food with boiling water, such as "noodle soup", "noodle balls" and "noodle cucumber slices".

Read dí with "Ru" on it and "Mi" on it. Together, it is to buy rice. "Rice" can be used as a substitute for grain, so "rice" generally refers to "buying (grain)", such as "rice" and "wheat". Theo is the antonym of "Yao", which means "selling (grain)".

Finally, we make the above analysis into an easy-to-remember formula: people (rén) float on the water as tǔn, people (rǖn) fry in water as cuān, and rice (rǖn) comes out as tiào, so it is not difficult to judge.