Simp.

Simp.

👍👍

why you eating pizza and soup with chopsticks bro

@@whiteguar6757 hello sir. Soup at a Chinese restaurant, I have discovered, is eaten with chopsticks and a special spoon. Pizza is undoubtedly finger food. Saludos

@@whiteguar6757 exactly, I observed that most of them (Malaysian Chinese, try not to be generalised to all) will wash hands before eating roti canai (similar to paratha bread) but still using spoon n fork, even though roti canai is commonly eaten using bare hands (especially among the Indian, whose some says has invented it). So, I am wondering if there are historical/cultural/religion reasonings that caused them to avoid touching foods with bare hands.

​@@rozaidybinmahadi-842 Most probably it might be that with other utensils, no need to wash the hands before or after, to avoid contamination.

Chinese chopsticks tend to have blunter tips. Japanese are more pointed. Also, most chopsticks do not have square ends. And you are wrong about unnecessary stories.

When you finally think you are a pro id like to invite you out for a 3 course dinner consisting of soup, steak and ice cream. lol

Even I don't understand. I curently live in Singapore and there are many different grips, shapes and what-not. There are no such rules at all. Even the grip styles have changed over ages so all the added significance of yin-yang is quite unnecessary.

It has nothing to do with tofu. That is only an example dish. It is impolite to pick through the food like that looking for the best bit. That's all.

Yeah yeah keep dreaming, it may have took you years, but NO, u just gotta lie Roblox girl

@@Shiw-rf1bd Whats roblox with roblox huh? atleast I dont Play Gacha you Gacha Girl IMAOO + i didnt practive it for months it was easy at first to use it. Mabye your just too dumb thanks Gacha girl

if cake? although i am Chinese ppl, i always use chopsticks,but cake i use forks XD

@@Sal-fr5vg Yes cake too. Even my favourite dish to use a spoon - kimchi fried rice with egg on top. Cereal with soy milk = spoon. I also use chopsticks for dishes that people say "you're not supposed to use chopsticks"

Because why not. It makes. U look ❇️ Sophisticated ❇️

@@pandakilla4757 uP

Cheap to make, keep your hands clean too. Need to cut food to smaller pieces before cooking, when it’s cooked easy to be picked up with chopsticks

Yup, exactly, why not using hands or forks. I want to know, the origin, the reasons, and how does it become popular over times. Not the advantages of having it.

Then perhaps. You maybe want to search it up on yt and do a little research on ur own?

Thank you for your encouragement! 😊

Using chopsticks to stir or search for food (especially from a communal plate) is considered impolite.

@@whychinese6834 also looks very unhygienic. When I go out with my dance group for Chinese food, there's always serving spoons or serving chopsticks. I miss them due to covid 19

@@whychinese6834 Okay thanks. I assumed it was an individuals plate.

@@Mikedeela I too assumed the same.

@@Mikedeela As she says, Chinese people usually eat family style. Individual plates don't feature.

and south east asia

@@yiropu oh thanks for informing

Chopsticks have been around for about 5,000 years and that they were first used in China. Around 500 A.D. the use of chopsticks spread from China to the areas now known as Japan, and Korea.

Chopsticks are representative of Chinese culture. Whenever and wherever Chinese people are they find it difficult to have a meal without chopsticks. In addition, chopsticks can be presented as a gift or function as a unique handcraft for people to distribute and express their feelings. Global Presence: According to the statistics, over 1.8 billion people use chopsticks. Chopstick culture has great significance around the world having become a common cultural marker of “the circle of Chinese food culture” which includes many other Asian countries, such as “Chopsticks Day” in Japan, “Golden Chopsticks Award” in France and the trend of “for your health, please pick up your chopsticks” in western countries.

@@barbiebarbie1813 but they’re not the only one to use it that’s what I’m saying

Wow, that's eye-opening.

@@whychinese6834 hello vlogger. The eye opener is another video. Chopsticks in eye surgery. Saludos

Were you undergoing it at the time?

@@whychinese6834 more like... mind-opening 🤣