The delicacies and specialties of Deyang, Sichuan include: Shifang salted duck, Guanghan silk-wrapped rabbit, Luojiang bean chicken, etc.

1. Shifang salted duck is a famous dish of the Han people in Sichuan. Shifang is a famous local delicacy and traditional product. It is well-known and has a history of more than 100 years.

The history of duck production dates back to the Yufu Dynasty of the ancient Shu Kingdom, and the history of food can be traced back to the Yonghou Palace of the Western Han Dynasty and the palace banquets of the Shu kings of the Five Dynasties.

It is recorded in the ancient book "Wang Jia Shang Cookbook" that Su Dongpo, a great writer and gourmet in the Northern Song Dynasty, steamed honey wine from Mianzhu, served Shifang duck as a side, and swam along the Yangtze River to compose a poem about Red Cliff.

Then Shifang salted duck finally became a favorite Sichuan delicacy among Chinese people.

2. Silk-wrapped rabbit is a famous traditional dish of the Han people in Guanghan City, Sichuan Province. According to legend, it was created in the Tang Dynasty.

Among the famous rabbit meat processed products in the south, Sichuan is especially famous for its long processing history, fine production, beautiful shape and unique flavor.

Go to Sanxingdui, Guanghan to visit ancient times. The Guanghan Silk-Tangled Rabbit is famous at home and abroad. It is another business card besides Sanxingdui of the ancient Shu culture in Guanghan, Sichuan.

Silk-wrapped rabbit is ruddy in color, delicious and tender, with tight muscles and smooth meat. It is also high in protein and low in fat, so it can be regarded as a healthy food.

3. Luojiang Bean Chicken is a famous snack of the Han people in Sichuan. It enjoys a high reputation in Sichuan cuisine recipes and many food industries, and is deeply loved by consumers.

The product won the title of "Sichuan Province Quality Product" in 1991; in 1994, it won the Silver Award at the "Sichuan Province Famous, Excellent, Special and New Products Expo"; in 2010, Luojiang was named a Chinese Time-honored Brand by the Ministry of Commerce.

It is also listed as an intangible cultural heritage.