What is history: it is the echo of the past to the future, the reflection of the future on the past. - Hugo
Ji Xiaolan was a famous literati in the Qing Dynasty, and after various film and television programs, Ji Xiaolan's popularity has reached a new height. However, many people may not know that the historical Ji Xiaolan is a foodie with a strange taste.
According to records, Ji Xiaolan "has been eighty this year... Dozens of pounds of meat are eaten every day, and a grain is not eaten all day long", an eighty-year-old man, he can still eat dozens of pounds of meat every day, and he does not eat a grain of grain or rice all year round. Ji Xiaolan has a large waist and a large waist, the amount of food is very large, and in the usual diet, he basically does not eat rice, pasta or occasionally eats, the staple food is pork, mutton, rabbit meat, snake meat, venison, beef and other meats.
Ji Xiaolan usually invites guests to eat, the dishes are quite exquisite, but only to invite guests to eat, they eat a plate of meat and a pot of tea. Shi Yinghe, a co-founder of the same dynasty as an official, had seen him eating: When it was time to eat, the servant brought up a large bowl of roast meat, about three pounds, and Ji Xiaolan ate a large piece of meat while talking to people, and after a while, the meat had been eaten and the meal was over.
As a foodie, one of the characteristics of Ji Xiaolan is that she loves to eat snacks. The home often has a variety of dried and fresh fruits, hazelnuts, chestnuts and the like, "not to stop the mouth". Because he loves to eat nuts, some people think that he is the reincarnation of the monkey spirit, and at the same time, his eating habits are special, and there are also legends that Ji Xiaolan is a fire spirit.
Ji Xiaolan, the king of the big stomach, eats everything, except for one thing that he never touches, that is, duck. Ji Xiaolan thought that the duck had a fishy smell and was difficult to swallow. Even the duck made by the best chef, Ji Xiaolan, did not eat.
According to modern concepts, Ji Xiaolan ate too willfully and was extremely unscientific, but he rarely got sick in his life, his body was strong, his legs and feet were flexible, and he lived to be eighty-one years old, which was an absolute longevity in the Qing Dynasty.