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ISBN | 9787508516585 |
Format | HardBound |
Language | English |
Year of Publication | 2010 |
Bib. Info | 151p. ; 23cm. |
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When it comes to food, the Chinese have a common saying, The masses regard food as their haven, which means that food is peoples primal want. It should clearly justify the importance that eating holds in Chinese peoples lives. Eating is not just meant to fill the stomach; having food at ones disposal, being able to consume a good amount of food, and knowing what and how to eat are all viewed as a good fortune. Those who promote food culture often use the words of Chinese philosopher Confucius, diet and love-making, all primal needs of every human being, finding an aspiring and positive thought basis for such an epicurean lifestyle. Today, in this world where even the farthest corners can seem as close as ones eye back yard, Chinese food can be enjoyed in each and every metropolitan throughout the world.