2. The second characteristic of Cantonese cuisine is that when choosing dishes, besides emphasizing the freshness of raw materials, it also pays attention to freshness, tenderness, smoothness and smoothness. Usually it is light in summer and autumn, and emphasizes heavy taste in winter and spring. In addition, Cantonese people also pay attention to keeping raw materials fresh at high temperature. Seasonings are divided into five flavors (fragrant, loose, smelly, fat and strong) and six flavors (sour, sweet, bitter, salty, spicy and fresh). Its cooking methods are good at frying, frying, stewing, stewing and frying. The dishes are heavy, and the taste is smooth but not greasy.
3. The representative dishes of Cantonese cuisine include Three Snakes Dragon Tiger Club, Five Snakes Soup, Dragon Tiger Chicken Soup, Fresh Shrimp in Oil, Salted Baked Chicken, Fresh Mushrooms in Oyster Sauce, Beef in Oyster Sauce, Crispy Suckling Pig, etc.