Is China s so called cruel cuisine cultural or human?

I think it's a kind of food culture, after all, the dishes are really delicious.

I think it's human nature, I can't stand such cruel ways of eating, many of them eat while they are alive, they are more painful than death.

I think it's a kind of culture, but it's delicious.

It's definitely a bit cruel, but people like to eat it, and it can't be helped.

I think there should be both of these aspects, if the culture is not developed well, how can people develop well.

There's something cruel about this thing, after all, it looks bad.

I think it should be human nature, after all, nature is very cruel.

I think it depends on how the individual understands it, and I think it should be caused by culture.

I think I think I should have all of them, but it's mainly because of human nature.

I think this should be culture, and some of them are really cruel.

Whether it's human cruelty or not, but it's certain that it's not culture. It is understandable to terminate the life of other animals and plants in order to survive, and then maintain life on a full stomach, but there is an essential difference between "slaughtering and eating" and "torture and killing for fun".

I think it's human nature, some delicacies are really cruel, and it's because some people eat them that they have this kind of delicacies, so there is no buying and selling, and there is no killing.

It's human nature. If humans feel cruel, they will stop doing it, but they still eat cruel dishes, which shows that they don't care, and this is the survival law of nature.

As the top leader in nature, people slaughter food objects, which is their own behavior, and if they do more, they will evolve into food culture. Cruel cuisine is neither cultural nor human, but rather the arbitrary slaughter of inferior beings by higher intelligence.

Throughout the history of human development, in the billions of years of origin and evolution of countless species, it took 50 million years for human beings to stand out and reach the pinnacle of biology and become the master of the earth. As the old saying goes, once the success is achieved, the growth of human beings is the result of other living things. In the vernacular, human beings eat them and use them to obtain the best resources of life, so that they can develop rapidly.

Therefore, from the perspective of life, as long as it is food, no matter how it is made and eaten, it cannot be considered cruel. However, from a cultural point of view, the way to eat certain foods can be contrary to human attitudes, which can be described as "cruelty". This "cruelty" has academic boundaries, not that the dish cannot be eaten and that eating it is not good for the body, but that the practice and eating method are not in line with people's moral concepts.

In fact, the cruelty of human beings is not to eat other animals, but to cruelly eat their own kind, or to kill their own kind for food, profit, and power.

"Oily monkey brain" This dish is actually not just cruel, because almost all monkeys in my country are protected animals, so this dish is almost certain to be illegal. But as far as this cooking method is concerned, cracking the monkey's skull alive and pouring it with hot oil before eating it can definitely afford words like "cruel" and "brutal", which are generally only seen in film and television works.

Cruel "delicacies" almost all have one thing in common: that is, the process of animal death is extremely painful, which can be said to be completely contrary to human nature. We humans are fortunate to have dominated the earth, but the earth does not belong only to humans, please be kind to the animals around us.

Let these cruel "delicacies" disappear! Cruelty is the antithesis of humanity, not to mention culture. Chinese have studied food since ancient times, but I think food should not be based on the abuse and cruelty of small animals.

So there are some things that we're better off not eating.

It's human nature. After all, survival of the fittest, human beings are in the food chain, and the killing of other creatures cannot be called cruelty, this is nature, and it must be done in order to survive.

This is both a culture and a kind of human nature, first of all, this is a culture that has been handed down from ancient times to the present, but in view of the fact that many people in modern times cannot accept this culture, our human nature will reject this culture.

I think cruel dishes are human nature, some can't be eaten, creatures that are forbidden to be sold, and there are still people who eat them.

It is culture, in ancient times, rich merchants always liked to eat some strange things to show their status, this culture continues to this day, and many people are still proud of eating game, which is too pedantic.

China's culture is so vast and profound that it doesn't have to be expressed in this way, and I think this cruel dish is a poisonous culture, a culture that should be removed, and civilization is always on the path of evolution.

Cruel dishes are not culture, but human nature, a manifestation of human greed. Although humans are at the top of the food chain, some creatures are really not suitable for the table, and it is inhumane to eat insects and game.

It's human nature. China's so-called cruelty is human nature, if people don't eat so much meat, then there won't be so many animals killed by humans.

I think there are both, and the customs that have been passed down have been passed down to the end of the day, and in the end humans have become paralyzed by this kind of behavior.

It is the true embodiment of human nature. Most of the so-called cruel dishes are used to obtain a part of the animal's body through various ways when it is alive, or to boil the frog in warm water and let it die slowly in the torment, which is said to taste better in this way. I have never eaten these so-called cruel dishes, so there is no way to compare whether this method tastes better than ordinary methods, but in terms of its practice, such an act of cruelty to animals in order to make it delicious is unbearable.

First, the so-called better taste is just an excuse.

I don't know how many people have really tasted it, the difference in taste between making this dish in a normal way and making this dish in a cruel way, and I don't know what kind of mentality it is to first think of people who want to torture and kill animals in this way to get the so-called delicious food, but there are still people who pay for this kind of behavior, which reflects human nature from one side.

Second, most human beings feel that they are above all animals.

The vast majority of human beings, although not so obvious, subconsciously, have a kind of human beings who are the masters of the earth and are above all animals and plants. Therefore, there will be frequent occurrence of such cruel dishes, human cruelty to animals, and even in some areas, animal cruelty has become a custom or tradition.

3. All living beings are equal, and they should not kill excessively.

Although we don't need to be vegetarian in this extreme, we need to maintain a sense of awe for all creatures, they live together on the earth like humans, and they are also part of our ecosystem, although human beings as carnivores, need to slaughter some animals, but at present, most countries have special farms to provide ingredients for human food, so there is no need to torture and kill our partners who live on this earth in this way.

I think the so-called cruel dishes in China are the true embodiment of human nature, in fact, kind people will not eat such dishes at all, only those who are particularly dark in human nature will do such things.

It is a kind of cruelty, not the true embodiment of human nature, human nature is good, no society advocates cruel killing, these cruel dishes have now been banned, which shows that cruel dishes are actually a kind of cruel killing.

I think it's culture, and China's culture is broad and profound.

I think it's a human nature, not a dish.

In some cases, cruel dishes are served.

I don't know about this, but I think it's going to be pretty miserable anyway.