explaining tofu

Tofu pudding was a delicacy, mainly made from soybeans. It was a traditional snack in China. It tasted tender and smooth, and sweet or salty seasonings could be added according to the taste preferences of different regions. As it was made from soybeans, it was rich in high-quality protein, calcium, and other nutrients, which was beneficial to the growth and development of children.

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The following is a video about Taoism: ** 1. Core Concept of Daoism-Dao ** 1. ** The Connotation of Dao ** - From the structure of the words, the word "Dao" contained a profound philosophy. Its two points represented the sun and the moon. It was like the yin and yang of Taiji. It had different manifestations in different things. For example, it was the sun and moon in the sky, the black rabbit on the ground, the two eyes on the human body, and the final radiance in cultivation. The " one " in the middle had the meaning of the infinite circle. As the scriptures said, if the sky obtained one, it would be peaceful, if the earth obtained one, it would be clear, and if the human obtained one, it would be holy. There were different expressions in different ideologies. In Confucianism, it was the only essence and one, in Buddhism, it was the unity of all laws, and in Taoism, it was the unity of the Yuan. "Self" meant that cultivation depended on self-enlightenment and self-cultivation. The combination of upper and lower was "first", emphasizing that cultivation was the most important thing in life. The word "walk" represented the cycle of all things in the universe. - The ancient sages also had many explanations about Dao. Fuxi drew the Eight Trigrams to show people, which was Tao. Guangchengzi told the emperor that Tao originated from the earth and came from the sky. Confucius said,"A gentleman works all day long, and all day long he repeatedly practices Tao." This meant that people living in heaven and earth must use heaven and earth to establish laws to determine human nature. Only when they conform to human affairs can they conform to Tao. In the human world, Dao was regarded as the law of the Heavenly Dao. It could be big or small. It could nurture all things, carry the sun and moon, and give birth to the five elements. It could also be as thin as sand. What could be Dao was not the true Dao. If one used one word to describe it, Dao could be "Qi". Just as the Tao Te Ching said, people should follow the natural Dao. The Yellow Emperor's Internal Classic mentioned that the true person could guide the heaven and earth, grasp Yin and Yang, breathe the essence, independently guard the spirit and live a long life because they were in Dao. 2. ** The embodiment of Taoism-governing by inaction and adapting to nature ** - Taoism advocated compliance with nature and governance by inaction, emphasizing the harmonious coexistence of individuals and nature. This thought ran through many aspects of life. For example, when faced with work pressure, as a Taoist priest advocated, people should follow the development law of things, not forcefully interfere, not overly entangled in the outcome of things, and face it with a natural attitude. In the fast-paced modern life, people faced all kinds of pressures and challenges. Taoism could help people learn to maintain inner peace and determination in a complex social environment, cherish everything in front of them, and enjoy every moment of beauty. 3. ** The influence of Taoism on China culture ** - ** Technology ** - Gunpowder originated from the alchemy of Taoism. After the in-depth study of the King of Medicine, Sun Simiao, it was widely used in various countries. The art of printing was enlightened by the early Taoist engraving printing, and Chinese medicine was closely related to the development of Taoism. - ** In terms of philosophy ** - Taoism occupied an important position in the history of China philosophy. Many philosophers in history, such as Zhang Zai, Cheng Hao, and Zhu Xi, had various connections with Taoism. The influence of Taoism was far-reaching. From the emperor to the common people, they were all influenced by it. Moreover, this influence continued to this day. It was presented in different ways and became a philosophy of life that guided people's lives. - ** Society ** - In ancient society, Taoism had widespread influence. Taoism influenced the behavior and ideas of all levels of society. For example, Taoism did not advise people to consume their spiritual energy, advocated seeking truth from facts, and opposed blindly following the trend. This pragmatic attitude had won widespread recognition in modern society. ** 2. The characteristics and historical development of Taoism ** 1. ** The characteristics of Taoism ** - ** Unique preaching and style of doing things ** - Taoism had a high requirement for entry and often required a long time to learn. It involved Feng Shui, fortune-telling, alchemy, martial arts, Chinese medicine, and many other fields. Unlike other religions, Taoism was more direct in its way of doing things. It was more like a " good student " who liked to study and not socialize. For example, when they were bullied by evil people, Taoism did not advise them to be patient, but taught them self-defense techniques. In the face of social injustice, Taoism did not persuade people to be patient like other religions. Instead, it might take more direct action, such as the Yellow Turban Uprising of Zhang Jiao at the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty. - ** The role in ancient society ** - In ancient times, Taoist figures were very capable. They were often all-rounded talents who knew astronomy and geography. Many national teachers of dynasties were Taoist masters. Taoist people were capable of both literature and martial arts. When they traveled around the world, they not only had to treat people, perform rituals, and name them, but they might also participate in ghost catching practices and exorcism. They knew a wide range of people, including outlaws and celebrities. 2. ** The Historical Development of Taoism ** - ** Relationship with the feudal dynasty ** - In ancient times, the development of Taoism was influenced by many factors. On the one hand, due to Taoism's style and content, it was not as active as other religions in developing believers. On the other hand, Taoism's rebellious nature also made the feudal dynasties wary of its large-scale preaching. For example, Zhang Jiao launched the Yellow Turban Uprising at the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty. Although it ultimately failed, it reflected the influence of Taoism in a specific historical period and its challenge to the feudal regime. However, although Taoism had rebelled, it had not been wiped out on a large scale, which also showed the unique status of Taoism in ancient society. During the Anti-Japanese War, Taoism actively participated in the war. Many fellow Daoists went down the mountain to resist the Japanese, which reflected the social responsibility of Taoism in different historical periods. - ** Taoism in Modern Society ** - In modern society, Taoism was showing its charm in a new form. Some Taoist masters shared the contents related to Taoist culture through the Internet. For example, a Taoist master in Nanjing shared a video on how to deal with work stress, and Taoist Master Zhang of Qingyang Palace in Chengdu posted tips on maintaining a good attitude on the Internet. The ancient Taoist wisdom was displayed in front of modern people in a way that was closer to life. It attracted the attention of many young people and made Taoist culture rejuvenate in modern society. While waiting for the TV series, you can also click on the link below to read the classic original work of "Dafeng Nightwatchman"!

Ventriloquism was a traditional Chinese art form, also known as ventriloquism music. It refers to a form of music that produces various sounds through the coordinated movement of the mouth and throat. The way ventriloquism was performed was very unique. Usually, one person would make various notes from his mouth and another person would imitate these notes to play the music. The history of ventriloquism music in China is very long. It has been widely used in many different historical periods. Explanation: - Stomatcraft: A traditional Chinese art form that uses the mouth and throat to produce various sounds. - Ventriloquism music: The way ventriloquism is performed is very unique. Usually, one person utters various notes and another person imitates these notes to play the music. - China: refers to the People's Republic of China. It has a long history and profound cultural heritage, with many excellent cultural heritages. - History: refers to the past, including events, people, culture, etc. - Tradition: refers to ancient culture, customs, techniques, etc. that have gradually been eliminated over time but are still widely passed down and applied.