The difference between chopped and braised is as follows:

Chopped means meat and braised is a method of cooking.

Chopped: finely chopped meatBroiled: roasted meat. Both chopped and roasted are foods that people love to eat. It is a metaphor for good poetry and literature, which is praised by people.

Braising: the method of braising raw materials after frying or boiling, and then putting them into a pot with auxiliary ingredients, seasonings and soup.

Chopping people means delicious food loved by everyone, and it is a metaphor for good poems praised and celebrated by people.

Popular is an idiom derived from the works of the literati, and the first allusion to the idiom is from Meng Ke (孟子-尽心下), a book written by Meng Ke (孟子-尽心下), a scholar of the Warring States period.

Example:

Ming Song Lian, "Preface to the Collection of Poems by Liu Yan most": "It is rumored that there must be a person who is outstanding, or else the poems of Yan most, why are they so popular and not tiresome?"

Popular idiom story:

During the Spring and Autumn Period, among the disciples of Confucius, a great educator, there were two men, father and son, of the Zeng family of Nanwucheng in the State of Lu. His father's name was Dot, with the character Cai; and his son's name was Sen, with the character ZiYi. Both father and son were among the best of Confucius' disciples, and the father, Zeng Zhe, was a representative figure among the scholars of his time who aspired to a life of leisure and leisure without fame and fortune, an ambition that was once y praised by Confucius.

Zeng Ci had an obsessive appetite for food, and he was particularly fond of goat jujubes, which are small, round, and purple-black in color. This hobby of Zeng Ci left a deep impression on his son Zeng Sen. After the death of Zeng Cai, Zeng Sen for the memory of his father and grief, father-son bonding lifelong Sohuai, even Zeng Cai loved to eat dates, Zeng Sen also can not bear to eat a bite.