On Differences between Chinese and Western Dietary Cultures 英语(毕业论文).docVIP

On Differences between Chinese and Western Dietary Cultures Thesis Statement：This thesis explores the differences between Chinese and western dietary cultures. Chinese and western dietary cultures are different in Catering ideas, food sources, as well as table manners. By analyzing those differences in the three aspects between Chinese and western food, we can make a conclusion that Chinese care “nature and man are in harmony with each other” while westerners believe in “People-oriented”. Outline： Introduction Comparison between Chinese and western catering ideas Chinese “food to taste first” Western natural and rational diet ideas Comparison between Chinese and western food making Chinese prefer fine-made grain Western fast-food habit Comparison between Chinese and western table manners Western elegant dining habit The dinning atmosphere is quiet and peaceful Seat themselves following the rule “ladies first” Toasting manners Chinese harmony atmosphere The dinning atmosphere is bustle They seat themselves with respecting for seniority Toasting manners Conclusion Works cited On Differences between Chinese and Western Dietary Cultures 1、Introduction Food is dangerous, but food is delicacy. Food, as an essential prerequisite for existence, is any substance that provides the nutrients necessary to maintain life and growth when ingested. It plays an irreplaceable role in the development of society and in the progress of human beings, whether in ancient times when primitive man ate the raw flesh of birds and beasts or in modern times when human beings have entered the new era of information, and whether in East or in West. Chinese food culture connotation is profound. There is a saying that “Chinese people see food as the heaven”. The diet culture has a large proportion in Chinese culture. Along with the globalization and the entry of China into the WTO or some other influence in different aspects, the world make closer contact increasingly, and Chinese and we