By the way, this clan, who is not sure whether he is a noble or a kneeling clan, scoops out boiled eggs one by one for a sense of ceremony. What can I say about this thing! It seems to have little to do with the clan. How do you eat it in China?

Speaking of which, this person, who is not sure whether he is a noble or a kneeling clan, is digging out boiled eggs one by one for a sense of ceremony. What can I say about this! It doesn’t seem to matter what ethnic group you belong to. What do you eat in China? I think your husband may be a 250-year-old.

If we really insist on arranging it for some kind of aristocracy, or some kind of eating habits, then we can only say that Great Britain and the Republic of Ireland have really sunk under the tossing of Great Britain. How hungry do you have to be to cherish a boiled egg so much? egg?

Then the excitement started, bang bang bang, bang bang bang, bang bang bang, bang bang, bang bang, I felt very embarrassed.

We don’t know who this big brother is. I can’t understand what I wrote, but at least the technology is so advanced now, well, the translation is sauce !

If eating a boiled egg can reflect the abundance of materials and the elegance of aristocrats, then I don’t think this little kid has ever been to the Northeast. We here have another way of eating eggs, duck eggs, and goose eggs - pickled salted eggs, that is, salted eggs , duck eggs, and goose eggs. We won’t eat the fresh ones, but pickle them with salt. Can this reflect the abundance of materials? Another noble and elegant one. Take out the salted eggs and boil them, cut them in half, use chopsticks, a small fork, and a small spoon to poke and eat them. Don’t you think this is more elegant and noble than eating them whole? ?