Comments of chapter undefined of A Stay-at-home Dad's Restaurant In An Alternate World

A story about eating vinegar 吃醋 chī cù. https://goeastmandarin.com/why-does-drink-vinegar-mean-jealous-in-chinese/ Vinegar is a common addition to food in China. When eating dumplings, we often have vinegar. However, if we say that a person “chīcù”, it doesn’t mean “drinking vinegar”. It means someone is jealous of another person. A common example is when a woman is jealous because her favourite man is busy with others. Why do we say it like that? This saying is related to a story in Chinese history. In the Tang Dynasty, there was a person named Fang Xuanling, who was a very famous prime minister. One day, the emperor wanted to give him some beautiful women,to be his concubines. However, Fang Xuanling’s wife strongly disagreed. She told the emperor that even if she died, she would still not agree to it. The emperor said, “Sure. there is a glass of poisonous wine on the table. If you drink this wine, I will agree with your request and will not let your husband keep the concubines.” Fang Xuanling’s wife took the poisonous wine and finished drinking it all at once without any hesitation. The emperor laughed so hard and told her that it was not poisonous wine, it was just vinegar. Since then, the meaning of “chīcù” is jealousy or being jealous.

Who put dog food in my bowl??

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thanks for the chapter

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I didn't eat first 😒. Luckily , I'm still not into the tripe.

I only smell the blood comming from Mag from being stabb by multiple kitchen knife from multiple assailent in what could be describe at "the invetible Waterloo of a harem kepper with no spine." 😀

first, exp!