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Chopsticks are essential to the Chinese, both on their dining tables and in their culture.
The simple tableware can be traced back to over 3,000 years ago, and is rooted deeply in the culture.
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00:00Within the depths of cuisine lies cosmic lore, chopsticks, the Chinese philosophy they store.
00:07Chopsticks are an indispensable utensil at the Chinese dinner table.
00:11The custom of using chopsticks can be traced back more than 3,000 years.
00:17Their length of 7 chun and 6 fen symbolizes the 7 emotions and 6 desires of human nature.
00:24The round and square ends of chopsticks represent the concepts of heaven is round and earth
00:30is square.
00:32The round head enters the mouth while the square tail is held in the hand, reflecting
00:37the old saying that food is heavenly.
00:40The head and tail of chopsticks correspond to the qian and kun trigrams, which refer
00:45to the heaven and the earth respectively.
00:47That two chopsticks make one pair, a yin and a yang, constitutes the image of collaterality,
00:54complementing each other, they are two and one at the same time.
00:58Seasons take their turns one by one and chopsticks serves three meals a day and throughout the
01:03four seasons.
01:04The Chinese cultural tradition is passed on from generation to generation.
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