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Which pair of chopsticks, one black and one white, is the public chopstick?

White chopsticks are for public use and black are for private use.

The double chopstick system means that one person is equipped with two pairs of chopsticks. The two pairs of chopsticks are of different colors and each has its own division of labor, one pair for taking food and one pair for eating.

Public chopsticks: Public chopsticks, that is, the chopsticks used by everyone to pick up food, are placed on the plate for everyone to use, but they cannot be put into the mouth. They are designed for hygiene issues. ?

Private chopsticks: Everyone’s own chopsticks are used to pick vegetables into their mouths.

Extended information

Chopsticks originated in China and are one of the symbols of Chinese food culture, and serving chopsticks also originated in China. Whether it is sharing meals or using serving chopsticks, China has a long history.

As early as the Xia and Shang dynasties, "divided meals" had already appeared in China. In well-known ancient paintings such as "Banquet and Watching Dance", "Han Dynasty Mural of Dahu Pavilion in Mi County, Henan", "Han Xizai's Night Banquet" and other well-known ancient paintings, we can all see "separate meals": sitting on the floor and eating at separate tables.

In the Zhou Dynasty, which valued etiquette and law, the meal sharing system already carried the purpose of moral education. China's "shared meal system + serving chopsticks and serving spoons" has a much longer history than the "shared meal system".

In the civilized era, the meal-sharing system was once the way of eating for the aristocrats, and the people were also learning from the nobles' meal-sharing method, so the meal-sharing system became popular in the whole society.

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