Dumplings are unique to China. Many foreign friends come to China and will eat delicious dumplings.
Dumplings left a good impression on many people. In northern China. during the New Year. Will be a family reunion. And eat dumplings together.
This is a traditional culture. in my memory. Dumplings are a symbol of Chinese cuisine since ancient times. When the food was scarce, eating dumplings was extravagant.
Only at the festival, celebrate a certain anniversary to make delicious dumplings. Gradually retain the custom of eating dumplings at the festival.
饺子，是中国特有的美食。很多国外的朋友来到中国后，会吃到美味的饺子。
饺子给很多人留下了不错的印象。在中国北方地区。过年的时候。会一家团聚。并一起吃饺子。
这是一种传统文化。在我的记忆中。饺子是中国远古以来美食的象征。以前食物匮乏的时候，吃饺子是很奢侈的。
只有到节日的时候，庆祝某个纪念日才会做美味的饺子吃。渐渐的保留下来节日要吃饺子的习俗。
在中国北方。饺子是一种喜庆的食物。代表着一家团圆的象征。
如果有亲戚和朋友到来做客。当地的人会亲手包饺子来招待客人。
吃饺子的习惯和中国南方地区方法不一样。北方人喜欢煮的方式来吃。
当然，这是很美味的，北方地区的人习惯这样享受美食。因为人们尊重传统。
In northern China. Dumplings are a festive food. Represents the symbol of a reunion.
If there are relatives and friends coming to visit. Local people will make dumplings to entertain guests.
The habit of eating dumplings is different from the method in southern China. Northerners like to cook to eat.
Of course, this is very delicious, and people in the northern region are used to enjoying the food. Because people respect tradition
中国南方地区吃饺子的方式是：蒸。
蒸出来的饺子吃起来更美味。如果用“醋”做酱料。那会更美味。
所有的饺子都是靠人工亲手制作。现在没有制作饺子的机器。除了饭店的饺子不用自己动手之外。在家里吃到的饺子都要靠自己动手制作。
制作饺子会全家人一起合作来完成。这是一种幸福。很亏了的气氛。
因为烹饪好之后，全家人会一起吃。
The way to eat dumplings in southern China is: steaming.
The steamed dumplings are more delicious. If you use "vinegar" as a sauce. That would be more delicious.
All dumplings are made by hand. There are no machines for making dumplings right now. Except for the restaurant's dumplings, you don't have to do it yourself. The dumplings you eat at home must be made by yourself.
Making dumplings will be done by the whole family. This is a kind of happiness. Very bad atmosphere.
Because after cooking, the whole family will eat together.
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