Chinese Food Quiz 2

1. Broccoli is a Chinese vegetable.
Yes / No


2. Have you ever heard of Ants Climbing Tree? 
It is deep fried tree branches with ants. 
Yes / No


3.Chinese eat moon cakes based on the full moon calendar.
Yes / No


4.Wood ear is made from fresh leaves and pig ears. 
Yes / No


5.Chinese people use chopsticks to eat 
because we are too lazy to cut our food. 
Yes / No


6. If you want to raise someone’s attention and talk to this person during the meal, you can point at this person with your chopsticks.
Yes / No





Check out your answers: 
1.Broccoli is not a Chinese vegetable; in fact, it is originally an Italian vegetable. But we have Chinese broccoli, called Gai Lan. 
2.We like to give catchy name for our daily dishes. Some names have nothing to do with their ingredients. Ant climbing tree is glass noodles with spicy minced pork.
3. We are not vampires. Eating moon cakes is to celebrate the Mid-Autumn Festival.It has variety flavors. 

4. Come on! Wood ear is one of mushrooms. Wood ear salad is a prevalent cold appetizer in China. Yummy!

5. Oh, man! The answer is completed. Nut in shell, it is because of some traditional beliefs. Chinese think that the food needs to be prepared ahead of time, and it is inappropriate to use forks and knives for eating. So, most of the Chinese food is prepared in bite sized pieces, so that they could be picked and eaten.
6.Oh, No!!! Never ever do that! It's a rude and impolite manner. 



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