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Traditional Chinese food is mainly eaten on the New Year.
Fish 鱼 /yoo/In Chinese, Fish sounds like "save more". Chinese People always like save more money at the end of year because they think if they save more, they can make more in the next year. Lucky Sayings for Eating Fish- 年年有余 (/nyen-nyen yo-yoo/): May you always get more than you wish for
- 鱼跃龙门 (/yoo-youair long-mnn/): A fish leaping over the dragon gate - implying successful passing a competitive examination
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What traditional foods Chinese eat?
Traditional foods that the Chinese eat are rice, dumplings, noodels just to name a few.
When do Chinese people eat?
Chinese people eat dinner around 7:00 to 9:00, but it normally depends on the family. Really traditional families supposedly eat dinner during sunset, at about 6:00.
Why do Chinese people eat on the floor?
Chinese people do not eat on the floor. Japanese people do.
Traditional Christmas dish in China?
no, they eat something more organic than pizza. Chinese people don't eat smelly pizza, but they do eat McDonald's
Do Chinese people eat human?
Yes Chinese people eat people mostley babies
What traditional food do Chinese eat?
Chicken wingsEgg rowsricewhite or yellow
When do Chinese people usually eat their food?
Chinese people usually eat when they are hungry!
What did ancient Chinese people wear?
Traditional Chinese clothing was called hanfu
What do Chinese people do on the holidays?
usually stay with family and friends play 麻将Mahjong or poker eat traditional chinese food like dumplings holidays are not special now
Which cultures traditionally eat shark cartilage?
It is the traditional culture of the Chinese people to eat shark cartilage. The Chinese believe that shark cartilage is very nourishing and it helps to strengthen the bones and keep them healthy. Shark's find soup is a very expensive item in Chinese cuisine.
What did poor Chinese people eat?
even poorer chinese people
Did aboriginals eat Chinese people?
No the chinese people were not eaten by the aboriginals.
