Are There Any Food Articles with a Score of 9.5 or Above?
I want to read a book similar to "The location of the stall changes randomly, and the diners chase me to eat (random food stall)". I would like to ask if you have any recommendations for food articles with a score of 9.5 Or above. It's best to set up a stall and sell food by yourself, or travel to ancient times and earn money by selling food.
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This book is not long and consists of four short stories. Each story seems independent, but in fact it is interrelated. This is very clever and reminds me of Keigo Higashino's "The Worry-Free Grocery Store". In addition, each story revolves around a kind of delicacy, and the descriptions of the delicacies are really fascinating (I couldn't help but buy a small piece of dessert after watching the fresh milk recipe, hahaha). The content of the story is also very heartwarming, and everything that happens seems to be destined to happen. Through these few short stories, I have experienced personal growth and reconciliation with myself, which is what we often say, "Be more open-minded" [Laughing][Laughing][Laughing]
While reading, I had a very intimate feeling. I felt the intimacy of the native Shanghainese in the novel, and also the familiarity of the short-lived lives of middle-aged and middle-aged people in the streets. It's just that I still haven't realized the inner connection between the four foods used by the author and the content reflected in the article. I liked the psychological description of the two protagonists during their trip to Shanghai in the second Xiaolongli. I even wanted to dig out the movie "Her" to see the Shanghai street scenes that represent the future of Los Angeles. I'm also surprised that a female author could describe so vividly the physiological confusion of an adolescent boy in the fourth chapter of Steak, as well as his feelings about the lost youthful friendship. Finally, after reading the author's introduction, I realized, why do you want to write about your father in such a miserable way? How many apartments does your family have? There is no way to modify the comments posted on Tomato. I can only correct my last comment in the follow-up review. That's my memory disorder. I confused the mother of my girlfriend who works at Xueer TV Station in Xiaolongzhong with Lao Jin, and the author has the same surname as Lao Jin, so I came up with this wrong association. . . I am honored that after the author himself corrected it on Douban, I hereby correct it here. . .
It is about a dull and honest husband and an outgoing and talkative wife. The wife left first, and the son comes back once a week to have a meal with his father to make sure he is still alive. The husband was lonely and had hallucinations, feeling that his wife was always by his side. The hallucinated wife asked her husband to go to a blind date corner to find a girlfriend for his son. However, he did not find a girlfriend. Instead, he met a group of old fritters with different ideas. They wanted to find a second love for themselves but did not want to be responsible and did not want to get married. They wanted to find a partner for their daughter, but she was deceived. The daughter strongly demanded that her mother not allow her to go on a blind date. In the end, the mother and daughter broke off the relationship. The most shocking thing is that his son is gay. In the end, the old man's friends have no sons and basically no sons. Only the illusion of his wife is with him. What can be concluded is that children are definitely not the most important thing. In the end of life, you will only have yourself with you. It would be great if you can meet a good wife.
The very down-to-earth story is accompanied by Shanghai-style delicious snacks, which makes people feel that this is the taste of life. The author's writing skills are very good, and there is no procrastination or watery words. People can't help but get involved in it and have endless aftertaste.
Oriental New Entertainment reported on this film, so when I saw the title, I couldn't help but want to come in and take a look. It really depicts the niche life of Shanghai locals. It's not overly exaggerated, it's just the trivial daily things that connect the stories together. It's very human, just like the stories of you, me and the people around us. It's a pity that it's too short and there's still more to it than that. It would have been nice to have a few more stories. There are so many people in the article that haven't been written yet. You should look forward to the sequel! [Make faces]
Food is the most vivid footnote of a city and the most tender carrier of ordinary people's emotions. Jin Ying's "Meat and Vegetable Wontons" has no grand narrative of the times or ups and downs of dramatic conflicts. It uses Shanghai's urban fireworks as the background and a bowl of home-cooked vegetable and meat wontons as the starting point to connect the details, emotional difficulties and life choices of ordinary people in the city. The most touching strokes in the work are the use of food as a metaphor for people and the use of fireworks to illuminate people's hearts. "Vegetable and Meat Wontons", "Xiaolong", "Fresh Milk Recipe" and "Steak", they are not simply food, but emotional sustenance, the epitome of time and the redemption of warmth. They are the simplest daily tastes in Shanghai alleys, the nostalgic memories engraved in the taste buds of old Shanghainese, and the gentle confidence for ordinary people to fight against the trivialities of life. The author breaks away from the shallow description of food prose and does not pile up exquisite dietary details. Instead, he deeply binds food to people's destiny. This short work is full of Shanghai-style charm. The characters are connected with each other and the detailed stories echo each other to build a vivid and real small world of Shanghai. With light and delicate words and plain and true stories, it tears apart the warm and realistic side of modern cities. In a soup, a stuffing, a porridge and a meal, it describes the warmth and coldness of the world, the gentleness of the years and the true nature of life.
The story in the first part resonates with me the most. I also firmly believe that food connects people's memories and is the bond between people. For example, my memories of my grandma are the most home-cooked Northeastern dishes she cooked, including carrot and mutton stuffed dumplings and leek boxes. Grandma has been gone for a long time. Even though the years have passed, the attachment to the old flavor remains the same.
I didn't expect that an author born in the 1980s could actually write about the real life of the elderly. Focusing on ordinary popular food, it vividly presents the vivid life scenes of the elderly, wonderful! This book is not at the same level as the popular online articles today. A good article does not lie in the length of the text, but in the beneficial spiritual breadth it brings.
The details are full of fireworks, reflecting the daily life and status of most Shanghai citizens. The writing is delicate, lively and interesting, revealing a touch of helplessness, a slightly bitter touch, friendship that can warm people's hearts, and the shrewdness and philistineness of a small citizen.
I came in by accident and was immediately attracted by the first story. The language is simple but precise, full of Shanghai's regional characteristics, and captures the delicate thoughts of men and women in the city. The most rare thing is to focus on the middle-aged and elderly people and pay attention to their joys, sorrows and joys.
After reading four short stories, the characters in each story have a certain connection. The stories of ordinary people are truly touching. People of every age group have their own troubles, and the psychological portrayal is very detailed.
A very delicate and warm book. We will meet in a place where there is no darkness. Tears welled up in my eyes. Pay tribute to the beautiful moments in life and the light in your heart [smile]
This book uses four kinds of food as clues to connect the whole book. It mentions the relationship between father and son, love relationship, love life and the troubles of an adolescent boy. Each short story is very plain, with no ups and downs in the storyline, but an ordinary story of a period of time in the urban area of Shanghai, which is plain, down-to-earth and gentle.
I just finished reading a long and bloody online novel written by an internet celebrity author. In just two days, I finished reading this story about parents in a Shanghai alley written by an unknown author. I felt so warm, soft and comfortable. The author's cultural background creates the texture of the novel, just like the decent and elegant clothing of Shanghainese people. Only by reading such literary works can we get cultural nourishment and spiritual sublimation [top post]
The people live their lives with a certain tone and life.
It's beautiful. Who can understand the loneliness of being alone [laughs]
The simple Shanghai life, Lao Wang, Meiyu, Meiqin, Xiaomai, Xueer, Xiaowan, Xiaomao, these characters outline the resilience of Shanghai. Reading this book made me feel peaceful and slightly regretful. I also feel that imperfection is the foundation of everyone's life. Thank you, the author.
It's beautiful and has a strong Shanghai flavor.
I just feel that reading the stories in this book is much more interesting than going on a blind date to find a partner.
Many years of personal reading experience guarantee that this is an excellent work.
The rare novel reality that is closest to real time [laughing and crying]
Nice! Four kinds of food lead to four stories. The seemingly ordinary daily life, the characters are vivid, and the inner description is meticulous. After reading it in one breath, you will still have more to say.
It's so well written, with the characters' delicate inner emotions,
A bit black, humorous; a bit gray, rain at the end; more colorful, small flowers with light stripes. I haven't seen the movie yet, but the casting of Zhou Yemang as the protagonist seems right to me.
It's very delicate and gentle, and it has a sense of story and pictures.
Really reflects the life of modern middle-aged and elderly people
I haven't seen such a good novel in a long time.
What makes me nostalgic is the pot of meat and vegetables cooked by Lao Wang, which is very delicious and fresh.
It's a bit like the living conditions of people in their fifties and sixties. It's good to take a look.
A secret love of a woman who became a grandmother, the fact is: it can only be a secret love forever, don't say it out, because the ending is already known!