The countries participating in the Hangzhou Asian Games come from different countries and cultural backgrounds, so their dietary taboos will also be different.

Here are some common dietary taboos, but the specifics may vary based on personal preferences and health conditions: 1. Pork and seafood are prohibited in Judaism.

2. Islam prohibits pork and alcohol.

3. Eating beef is taboo in Hinduism.

4. Buddhists generally follow vegetarianism, which prohibits the consumption of meat and fish.

5. Some Hindus follow strict onion and garlic taboos and do not eat onions, garlic and onions.

6. Jews and Muslims do not eat pork skin and bones.

It should be noted that these are general dietary taboos and do not mean that everyone follows them.

Therefore, during banquets or gastronomic events, organizers often provide options for special dietary needs to accommodate dietary restrictions of origin.

In addition, as a courtesy and respect for their culture and beliefs, conference organizers will try to avoid violating their taboos when arranging meals.