Well, it depends on the name of the dish. If it is "bear's paw XXX", it is probably not a bear's paw. It's just the name of the bear's paw. The famous dish is "bear's paw tofu" in Sichuan cuisine: tofu is cut into large pieces, fried until both sides are yellow, and fried with sliced meat, fungus and garlic seedlings.

So if it is "XX bear's paw", then this is the real bear's paw? Not necessarily, because bears are protected animals, few people dare to commit crimes against the wind now, and camel's paw and cow's paw are generally used instead ... In recent years, there have been artificially bred bears, so there are real bear's paws to eat. ...

I really envy China people ... having so much to eat. ...

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