Caesar made an expedition to Anatolia in 47 BC and said a famous sentence that has been passed down through the ages: "I will come, I will see, I will conquer." Many scholars may not be interested in "conquest", but what Caesar saw is more concerned. China sages advocated "reading thousands of books and traveling on Wan Li Road", hoping to gain knowledge through tourism. In recent years, thanks to economic development and affluent life, international tourism has developed and tourists from all over the world have wandered around. Whether it is the Great Wall in China or the Eiffel Tower in France, the mentality of "visiting here" is everywhere. The gust of wind that tourists come and go simply reflects Caesar's famous saying as "I eat, I buy, I take pictures". New things are always welcome, and many people can bring anything strange when shopping. However, when it comes to eating, everyone happens to be more conservative, and even has to follow the ancient law and can't make do with it.

Have you noticed that westerners travel to China or eat western-style buffets? When Clinton first arrived in Xi 'an, it might be okay for you to let him try the dumpling feast, but he would refuse to eat noodles like a belt and mix them with oil and pepper every day. It's like when we get to Paris, we can queue up to buy brand-name bags, but if we want you to have beef tartar for dinner and blue cheese for breakfast, it will definitely worry you to death. For safety reasons, the tour guide arranged for China tourists to go to China Restaurant. Although Dong 'an chicken and chicken nuggets in Hunan cuisine are dipped in tomato sauce in the restaurant, Sichuan-style hot and sour soup is like the batter in Quanzhou, and everyone always thinks it is better than "Fancai".

There is a saying in China, "Wolves travel thousands of miles to eat meat." This sentence has multiple meanings. From a biological point of view, wolves are not herbivores and must eat meat; From a sociological point of view, this sentence says that capable people can show their skills and have food everywhere; From a cultural point of view, China people have to eat Chinese food everywhere, so it's really desperate to find a restaurant in China. Even a bowl of instant noodles is more popular than a medium-rare steak.

Ordinary people should not only be familiar with what they eat, but also follow the ancient ceremony in the way they eat. At one time, Americans were quite interested in Japanese culture and tried to eat some Japanese sushi and Lamian Noodles. Many Japanese businessmen are very happy and have moved to America. I didn't expect that when the Lamian Noodles store opened, although there was a long line outside and people were buzzing, I just couldn't make any money. It turns out that Americans are deeply influenced by their own culture and can't have a sound when drinking soup. You have to eat slowly bowl by bowl, and then pick up the spoon and drink bowl by bowl. There are rules, but it will delay people's work. This Japanese shop can't tell American customers: Lamian Noodles should be smoked heavily and soup should have a little lung capacity. Of course you Americans can do it. From here, we can see the wisdom of the people of China. Do you see anyone willing to sell Lamian Noodles in Chinese restaurants in Europe and America? Someone wants to promote Beijing and Zhajiang? No one will be stupid enough to do this, which means that someone must have suffered losses in those years.

Our people also have this spirit of following ancient rituals. In a western-style cafeteria, after everyone arranges a plate, they step forward and put all the food they want to eat and try on the plate. No, I should say, piled on a plate. I saw everyone holding a hill-like plate and carefully returning to their seats, just like performing acrobatic stunts, but be careful not to have a "landslide" before sitting down. Then, of course, there is a ruthless attack like a storm, which destroys all kinds of food on the plate, from lettuce salad to ice cream. Otherwise, how can we return to the original? There is a "topic restaurant" in Japan, which is also self-help. Although you can eat it, there is a time limit. At this time, it is understandable that you eat like this. But ordinary restaurants don't limit the meal time. You can take your time, one or two at a time, which is elegant and does not waste food. Unfortunately, many customers don't know what it is like. They always remember when Huang Chao rebelled and their ancestors fled, fearing that they would not be able to eat.