Chopsticks, called chopsticks in ancient times, are a kind of eating tool with national characteristics invented by Han people in China. The ancient book "Han Feizi Yu Lao" contains: "The former is like, while Ji Zi is terrible." Zhou Wang was the monarch at the end of Shang Dynasty. It can be seen that chopsticks made of ivory appeared in China as early as 1 1 century BC, that is to say, the history of using chopsticks in China has been recorded for more than 3,000 years. In addition, there are many folk legends about chopsticks, such as Jiang Ziya's invention of bamboo and silk chopsticks inspired by the divine bird, da ji's invention of chopsticks with a hairpin to win the favor of Zhou Wang, and the legend of Dayu's invention of chopsticks to save time in taking hot food from branches during water control. In today's society, the names of chopsticks have become commonplace. However, experts and scholars still refer to chopsticks as "chopsticks" or "chopsticks" in calligraphy, poetry and articles, instead of "forgetting the beginning" as Peng Yu said. Chopsticks are used as daily food tools by China people in China, North Korea, South Korea, Japan, Viet Nam, Mongolia, Singapore and Malaysia.

Chapter 22 of The Scholars "The waiter brought a pair of chopsticks, two small plates and a plate of bacon." Shen Congwen's autobiography, I read both small books and big books. There is a big bamboo tube in front of a small restaurant in a small street, which contains chopsticks cut from bamboo.

Chopsticks are eating tools invented by Han people. Archaeological data show that in ancient times, Han ancestors knew how to pick up food with branches and bamboo branches.

Chopsticks were called chopsticks in ancient times, and the ancient book "Han Feizi Yulao" contained "The past is like chopsticks, and Ji Zi is miserable." Zhou Wang was the monarch at the end of Shang Dynasty, which shows that chopsticks made of ivory appeared in China as early as 1 1 century BC. In other words, the history of using chopsticks in China has been recorded for more than 3000 years. In addition, there are many folklore about chopsticks, such as Jiang Ziya's invention of silk and bamboo chopsticks inspired by the divine bird, da ji's invention of chopsticks with hosta to please Zhou Wang, and Dayu's legend of inventing chopsticks to save time in taking hot food from branches during water control.