How to hold chopsticks when eating? Have you ever seen anyone hold chopsticks like this?

I watched a circle of friends last night and watched a short video sent by a person. I found his son holding chopsticks in a strange posture when eating, and it was particularly difficult to see the food. I can't help telling him that the child's posture with chopsticks is wrong, please correct it quickly.

I always thought that the ancestors of China people were very clever. They invented chopsticks and could eat almost any food they wanted.

I remember watching Journey to the West when I was a child, and I still remember the funny scene of the Monkey King eating noodles with chopsticks for the first time. When friends around them use chopsticks, their forefinger tilts up, or they hold food upside down (the two chopsticks have an orderly division of labor) ... Therefore, parents must teach their children how to use chopsticks correctly.

Our family is divided into two factions in the method of using chopsticks. To this end, we also had a heated discussion on which way to pick vegetables is the best.

The first school will use four fingers: thumb, index finger, middle finger and ring finger. When holding chopsticks, the two chopsticks are divided into front and back, and the chopsticks in front are placed on the middle finger and fixed with the index finger and thumb; The chopsticks at the back are placed on the ring finger. The intersection of two chopsticks is at the tiger's mouth. When using chopsticks, the chopsticks at the back don't move, while the chopsticks at the front are controlled by moving the middle finger, and the thumb and forefinger mainly play an auxiliary role to prevent the chopsticks from falling.

The second school mainly uses three fingers: thumb, forefinger and middle finger. In the process of using chopsticks, both chopsticks are placed on the middle finger, and the thumb and forefinger press the chopsticks at the same time. When eating, the chopsticks in front are not moving, and the thumb moves up and down to control the chopsticks in the back.

Friends, have you ever observed how you or your family and friends use chopsticks?

People who don't know each other in the circle of friends don't know if they will blame me for meddling. Maybe he will think that no matter what posture, as long as the food can be safely and smoothly clamped in his mouth, it will be OK.

By the way, I'll tell you the taboo of using chopsticks:

1. Don't knock on the bowl or plate with chopsticks;

2. Don't put chopsticks on the rice;

3. Don't point at people with chopsticks;

4. Don't rummage through your favorite dishes on the plate with chopsticks;

Pick up a dish on the plate, whether you like it or not, don't throw it on the plate again.