A Big Banquet Was Burned in the Countryside, and the British Father-In-Law Was Crying.

What is it like to have a British aristocratic wife? With his delicious Chinese delicacies, Lu Luo won the heart of Lucia, a British student studying abroad, and got married to her. Two years later, my father-in-law, William, brought his friends and family to China for a trip, and happened to catch up with Lu Luo in the village, burning running water mats for people! Braised pork knuckle, pork belly, lion head, soy sauce chicken, brine... Eight big bowls and four big items allow all British gentlemen and ladies to quickly integrate into the Chinese countryside! At the same time, it also opened the door to Chinese food culture on the other side of the ocean. Under the praise of father-in-law William and his friends, the Chinese banquet became popular among the British upper class! Whoever doesn't ask Lu Luo to burn the banquet for weddings and weddings will lose face! "Lu, my old friend's daughter's birthday party is next month. I sincerely invite you to go to his manor to buy a birthday party for the child!" "Lu, Sir Bernan's son is getting married, and I invite you to help him with the wedding banquet!" "Lu, the Queen has passed away. Prince Cha Er hopes that you can burn a table with running water for the Queen! Send the old lady off in style!" This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.