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儒家 -> 禮記 -> 曲禮上 -> 48

Do not roll the rice into a ball;
do not bolt down the various dishes;
do not swill down (the soup).
Do not make a noise in eating;
do not crunch the bones with the teeth;
do not put back fish you have been eating;
do not throw the bones to the dogs;
do not snatch (at what you want).
Do not spread out the rice (to cool);
do not use chopsticks in eating millet.
Do not (try to) gulp down soup with vegetables in it,
nor add condiments to it;
do not keep picking the-teeth,
nor swill down the sauces.
If a guest add condiments,
the host will apologise for not having had the soup prepared better.
If he swill down the sauces,
the host will apologise for his poverty.
Meat that is wet (and soft) may be divided with the teeth,
but dried flesh cannot be so dealt with.
Do not bolt roast meat in large pieces.
When they have done eating,
the guests will kneel in front (of the mat),
and (begin to) remove the (dishes) of rice and sauces to give them to the attendants.
The host will then rise and decline this service from the guests,
who will resume their seats.


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