Eat jiaozi without getting jealous.

Eating jiaozi without vinegar refers to a popular online expression on social media in China. It is the topic of the birth of China entertainment circle in recent years. A host named He Jiong spoke on a TV variety show of competition, which attracted attention.

In this program, He Jiong asked a question that surprised both the guests and the audience: "Have you ever eaten jiaozi without dipping in vinegar?" . There is no doubt that for most people in China, jiaozi must be dipped in vinegar to be perfect. He Jiong's question detonated the network, became popular on major social media platforms, and caused a lot of spit, ridicule, satire and interpretation. Eating jiaozi without dipping in vinegar has become a popular "stalk", which is widely used in various occasions and manifestations.

Generally speaking, eating jiaozi's stalks without dipping them in vinegar is not meaningful except to arouse everyone's laughter. It's just a joke or mantra among netizens, which represents the fashion and popular culture of young people to some extent. Its popularity also reflects the changes in the entertainment and consumption patterns of contemporary youth groups, as well as their pursuit of ways of speaking and language expression. Although this stalk has also been criticized, it has undoubtedly become a beautiful landscape in China's network culture, and will continue to expand and enrich its meaning and connotation in the future development.

In a word, eating jiaozi without vinegar is just a superficial joke, but it is full of China people's food culture, and it also reflects the characteristics of the times that young people are increasingly demanding, innovative and energetic. Its birth and popularity not only broke the public's understanding of conventional behaviors and habits, but also showed us the diversity and uniqueness of China people's lifestyle.