Delicious, but what is jiaozi's complete joke?

The whole thing is just two sentences. As the saying goes: "It's not as delicious as jiaozi. It's better to eat backwards when you are comfortable."

Interpretation and analysis: Because rural people often work in the fields, the day's work is very hard, and the conditions in rural areas are not superior to those in cities, so farmers don't have high requirements for life, so they can eat and drink enough.

It's nice to have a meal in jiaozi once in a while, and it's also the most comfortable time to rest on the kang after work, so there is a two-part allegorical saying "Although it's delicious, it's not as delicious as jiaozi, but it's better to be comfortable backwards".

Extended data:

In the past, life in rural areas was very poor. Food like jiaozi can only be eaten during the Spring Festival or on important occasions. At that time, eating jiaozi was considered a luxury. At ordinary times, farmers' lives are all sweet potatoes and tortillas.

It's rare to eat white flour in jiaozi, which is delicious on earth. People who eat rice and white flour every day are tired now, and corn coarse grains have become good things. Therefore, this proverb is also to express people's highest praise for such foods as jiaozi, that is, there is no more delicious food than jiaozi, and this is the origin of "delicious but jiaozi".