Talk about love and vegetables - relatively beautiful private dishes

Author: Pang Xing'er
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Publish Date: 2006-09-01
Features: Having read Pang Xing'er's "Relatively Beautiful Private Kitchen," the feeling is the beauty of life. The passion and dedication she conveys for life has inspired many people. In this blog, Pang Xing'er diligently records her family's daily recipes with words and images, yet she manages to connect each dish to emotional topics. Her unique content earned her recognition from judges in Sina's first blog competition, winning the first prize in the emotional category, gaining the support of many "fans," and achieving over 2 million clicks, more than 100,000 visitors, and nearly 10,000 comments. The words and images from Pang Xing'er's blog are now to be printed into a beautiful book. I believe this book will also move people as much as her blog does. Those who are prettier than me usually can't cook; those who are good at cooking are less beautiful than me. Those who understand gender relationships better than me don't cook as well as I do; those who cook better than me are less adept at understanding gender relationships. That's why "Relatively Beautiful Private Kitchen" is so precious. —Pang Xing'er
This is a collection excerpted from Pang Xing'er's blog. The book introduces a new method of recipe writing—emotional cooking that targets gender relationships: combining cooking with emotional insights, synchronizing the stimulation of taste buds with the exploration of emotions, and rolling up gender relationships and deliciousness together. This blog, which allows readers to learn how to cook while finding emotional resonance, won the first prize in the emotional category at Sina's first blog competition and became one of the most popular Chinese food blogs within 8 months.