【Historical Live Broadcast】Watching videos and being seen by our ancestors

[In the video, a Shanxi netizen started recording a video to dispel the rumor that Shanxi people eat a lot of vinegar]

[First, he said, "Many bloggers in Shanxi say that Shanxi people eat steamed buns with a lot of vinegar in order to attract traffic, and they drown the whole bun in one mouthful. Let me make a statement to everyone. In fact, Shanxi people don't eat vinegar like this. I am like this."]

[As he spoke, the elder brother picked up a bun with chopsticks]

[Gently put a little bit of vinegar on the plate]

【And said: "Look! This is the amount of vinegar we Shanxi people usually eat."】

[Then he waited until the person next to him pretended to finish filming the video, and then he suddenly poured the vinegar from the dish into the buns and swallowed it in one gulp.]

[It makes people feel sour on the tip of their tongue for him]

[Dumplings filled with vinegar? Really? People who don’t eat vinegar will feel their teeth sour just by looking at it.]

Are there any Shanxi netizens who can tell me if this is true?】

"He gave me a little too much, but I do eat like this normally."

“Although I’m not from Shanxi, I also like to eat buns this way, hahahahahaha!”

"My friend who never drinks vinegar, after graduation, can't stop drinking vinegar. That's the magical Shanxi!"

The following netizen explained, "Because vinegar from other places doesn't taste good."

Shanxi netizens commented: "I'm so sorry! I just poured it in [doge]"

"I'm from Shaanxi, I eat it this way too, and I add oil and chili."

"When I was a kid, I really poured the dumplings into the water before eating them. I couldn't do that anymore when I grew up. Now I dip them into the water and it feels so sour. Then I keep dipping them into the water and it feels sour again."

"I used to not believe that people from Shanxi drink vinegar, but when I was in college, I actually saw a classmate from Shanxi drink the remaining vinegar she used to dip her dumplings in after she finished eating them."

"Isn't that how you eat steamed buns? [Laughing and crying R] Especially the big ones, you need to pour vinegar into them to make them fragrant... because the skin is not delicious if the dough is sour, you need to add flavor to the filling."

"I definitely wouldn't have believed it before, but I have a colleague from Shanxi who pours half a bottle of vinegar on me every time we eat noodles!"

"I also like to eat this way. My friends said that the whole table smells like vinegar [doge]"

"No, you bite a small hole in the bun first, then pinch the bun's belly, put the small hole into the vinegar bowl, and absorb the vinegar in the bowl into the bun [Secretly observe R]"

The ancients who loved eating vinegar in the video were not surprised. Vinegar is so delicious, fragrant, sour and full of flavor! I really don’t understand why someone doesn’t like eating vinegar?

It’s true that wild boars can’t eat Xikang and don’t know its value!

Ancient Shanxi people: We do like to eat vinegar, but we won’t add too much, vinegar is free! When did the money blow in?

Of course, that’s another matter if there are conditions!

The vinegar here is very precious. I wonder what the price of vinegar is in later generations? How much can they buy on a daily basis?

The ancients, who had a lighter taste, added so much vinegar! Who were they trying to kill with vinegar?

If this were a chef, he would be scolded to death by his customers sooner or later. He added so much vinegar that the original flavor of the ingredients was gone!

Do you understand what is the right amount? What is the right amount?

Those who have money to buy vinegar are arguing about whether food tastes better with or without vinegar.

The people who had no money to buy vinegar looked at the vinegar on the sky with envy. How rich must one be to add so much vinegar! It turns out that vinegar is sour! They finally know what other people taste when they eat vinegar. They really want to taste the sour taste of vinegar.

Seeing others eating so happily, they just watched and thought they had eaten it themselves.