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Now, I would like to introduce a classic Chinese delicacy - Jiaozi. Jiaozi, with a history of over 1,800 years in China, is often associated with the Chinese New Year as its shape resembles ancient Chinese gold ingots, symbolizing wealth and prosperity. On New Year's Eve, families gather to make jiaozi together. It is not only a delicious dish but also a symbol of family reunion and the inheritance of tradition. Jiaozi is made by mixing flour and water to make the dough, which is then rolled into small circles. The filling is usually made of meat (such as pork) and vegetables, seasoned with scallions, ginger, garlic, soy sauce, etc. After placing the filling in the center of the dough, fold it over and seal it, and then boil or steam it until cooked. When you take a bite of a hot jiaozi, you can first feel the chewy texture of the dough, and then the rich flavor of the filling bursts in your mouth.

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Now, I would like to introduce a classic Chinese delicacy - Jiaozi. Jiaozi, with a history of over 1,800 years in China, is often associated with the Chinese New Year as its shape resembles ancient Chinese gold ingots, symbolizing wealth and prosperity. On New Year's Eve, families gather to make jiaozi together. It is not only a delicious dish but also a symbol of family reunion and the inheritance of tradition. Jiaozi is made by mixing flour and water to make the dough, which is then rolled into small circles. The filling is usually made of meat (such as pork) and vegetables, seasoned with scallions, ginger, garlic, soy sauce, etc. After placing the filling in the center of the dough, fold it over and seal it, and then boil or steam it until cooked. When you take a bite of a hot jiaozi, you can first feel the chewy texture of the dough, and then the rich flavor of the filling bursts in your mouth.

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