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liuzhou

liuzhou


typo

Another day. Another dinner. Another wedding.

 

Su Lianling (粟练灵) is the daughter of some of my neighbours in my countryside house. I have known her since she was 10-years-old, but now she is a beautiful young woman and, of course, someone has nabbed her. Today she held her wedding banquet.

 

Here is her.

 

IMG_4703.thumb.jpg.153ea3cfa6febdb39f8c0

 

Here is the food.

 

When the guests arrived, they found the tables armed with some snacky things to keep them going till the main event.

 

IMG_4658.JPG.ea5b90613c2055ec76cf8797af8

Nuts, seeds and sugar.

 

IMG_4676.JPG.7ebb5c9742e2298d07ebccbb061

Smacked Cucumber

 

IMG_4680.JPG.bb423d0e6f1e174ebac1f7a7450

Dried, salted little fish

 

IMG_4683.JPG.6b9c4c12cfc6fa8cf9e91bf6673

Peanuts

 

IMG_4684.JPG.bbe658497f8eaa7df472202e76c

Chicken Feet

 

Once everyone was in and seated, the bride and groom arrived (actually they had been there for hours, but they arrived in the dining room. Her father ritualistically handed her over to her husband and there were some speeches.

 

Then we got on with eating.

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Chicken Soup (delicious!)

 

IMG_5206.JPG.1b8f2e2a9c11897f23b2eddc1a2

Front: Chicken, Rear:Duck

 

IMG_5209.JPG.b668d6e186b346c5608eaa93a55

Roast Goose

 

IMG_5215.JPG.066e114c1ef3e0fc4c18564e9c9

Stir-fried Shell-on Prawns

 

IMG_5221.JPG.609305ac4aababb3e3f897de95e

Left: Cream Puffs  Right: Breaded and Deep Fried Chicken Legs (a bit KFC-ish)

 

IMG_5224.JPG.79812cd4974b3c932993fc80402

Kou Rou (Pork Belly with Taro)

 

IMG_5228.JPG.a61317df6f91cc37ae06ef894d6

Squid with Broccoli

 

IMG_5232.JPG.d9453ebbf076fbe196c0ba28f81

Chicken Giblets and Feet and Head etc in a rich spicy broth

 

IMG_5241.JPG.daa767a2a4101d5784fe7aeb28a

Celery, Carrot, Bamboo

 

IMG_5245.JPG.6c9ae9583f0fcc981ca56e29593

Braised Shiitake Mushrooms and Cabbage

 

IMG_5249.JPG.fedf9163421a6ce73659bada1ed

Steamed Fish with Soy Sauce

 

IMG_5253.JPG.78431e9cd6e716a057dfe0c691c

Steamed Breads

 

IMG_5330.JPG.493ed24516c5a36d1b633535a1c

Orange, Cherry Tomatoes, Melon

 

And, in case we weren't replete, all he guests left with a bag of candies and a pot of honey from papa's bees. The Chinese character on the honey means "Double Happiness" and is always used at weddings

 

IMG_5333.JPG.af446e0d9febd026025b83f2d3b

 

Happy Wedding, indeed!

liuzhou

liuzhou


typo

Another day. Another dinner. Another wedding.

 

Su Lianling (粟练灵) is the daughter of some of my neighbours in my countryside house. I have knows her since she was 10-years-old, but now she is a beautiful young woman and, of course, someone has nabbed her. Today she held her wedding banquet.

 

Here is her.

 

IMG_4703.thumb.jpg.153ea3cfa6febdb39f8c0

 

Here is the food.

 

When the guests arrived, they found the tables armed with some snacky things to keep them going till the main event.

 

IMG_4658.JPG.ea5b90613c2055ec76cf8797af8

Nuts, seeds and sugar.

 

IMG_4676.JPG.7ebb5c9742e2298d07ebccbb061

Smacked Cucumber

 

IMG_4680.JPG.bb423d0e6f1e174ebac1f7a7450

Dried, salted little fish

 

IMG_4683.JPG.6b9c4c12cfc6fa8cf9e91bf6673

Peanuts

 

IMG_4684.JPG.bbe658497f8eaa7df472202e76c

Chicken Feet

 

Once everyone was in and seated, the bride and groom arrived (actually they had been there for hours, but they arrived in the dining room. Her father ritualistically handed her over to her husband and there were some speeches.

 

Then we got on with eating.

IMG_5204.JPG.a816ad7ee21c25108376e580c78

Chicken Soup (delicious!)

 

IMG_5206.JPG.1b8f2e2a9c11897f23b2eddc1a2

Front: Chicken, Rear:Duck

 

IMG_5209.JPG.b668d6e186b346c5608eaa93a55

Roast Goose

 

IMG_5215.JPG.066e114c1ef3e0fc4c18564e9c9

Stir-fried Shell-on Prawns

 

IMG_5221.JPG.609305ac4aababb3e3f897de95e

Left: Cream Puffs  Right: Breaded and Deep Fried Chicken Legs (a bit KFC-ish)

 

IMG_5224.JPG.79812cd4974b3c932993fc80402

Kou Rou (Pork Belly with Taro)

 

IMG_5228.JPG.a61317df6f91cc37ae06ef894d6

Squid with Broccoli

 

IMG_5232.JPG.d9453ebbf076fbe196c0ba28f81

Chicken Giblets and Feet and Head etc in a rich spicy broth

 

IMG_5241.JPG.daa767a2a4101d5784fe7aeb28a

Celery, Carrot, Bamboo

 

IMG_5245.JPG.6c9ae9583f0fcc981ca56e29593

Braised Shiitake Mushrooms and Cabbage

 

IMG_5249.JPG.fedf9163421a6ce73659bada1ed

Steamed Fish with Soy Sauce

 

IMG_5253.JPG.78431e9cd6e716a057dfe0c691c

Steamed Breads

 

IMG_5330.JPG.493ed24516c5a36d1b633535a1c

Orange, Cherry Tomatoes, Melon

 

And, in case we weren't replete, all he guests left with a bag of candies and a pot of honey from papa's bees. The Chinese character on the honey means "Double Happiness" and is always used at weddings

 

IMG_5333.JPG.af446e0d9febd026025b83f2d3b

 

Happy Wedding, indeed!

liuzhou

liuzhou

Another day. Another dinner. Another wedding.

 

Su Lianling (粟练灵) is the daughter of some of my neighbours in my countryside house. I have knows her since she was 10-years-old, but now she is a beautiful young woman and, of course, someone has nabbed her. Today she held her wedding banquet.

 

Here is her.

 

IMG_4703.thumb.jpg.153ea3cfa6febdb39f8c0

 

Here is the food.

 

When the guests arrived, they found the tables armed with some snacky things to keep them going till the main event.

 

IMG_4658.JPG.ea5b90613c2055ec76cf8797af8

Nuts, seeds and sugar.

 

IMG_4676.JPG.7ebb5c9742e2298d07ebccbb061

Smacked Cucumber

 

IMG_4680.JPG.bb423d0e6f1e174ebac1f7a7450

Dried, salted little fish

 

IMG_4683.JPG.6b9c4c12cfc6fa8cf9e91bf6673

Peanuts

 

IMG_4684.JPG.bbe658497f8eaa7df472202e76c

Chicken Feet

 

Once everyone was in and seated, the bride and groom arrived (actually they had been there for hours, bu they arrived in the dining room. Her father ritualistically handed her over to her husband and there were some speeches.

 

Then we got on with eating.

IMG_5204.JPG.a816ad7ee21c25108376e580c78

Chicken Soup (delicious!)

 

IMG_5206.JPG.1b8f2e2a9c11897f23b2eddc1a2

Front: Chicken, Rear:Duck

 

IMG_5209.JPG.b668d6e186b346c5608eaa93a55

Roast Goose

 

IMG_5215.JPG.066e114c1ef3e0fc4c18564e9c9

Stir-fried Shell-on Prawns

 

IMG_5221.JPG.609305ac4aababb3e3f897de95e

Left: Cream Puffs  Right: Breaded and Deep Fried Chicken Legs (a bit KFC-ish)

 

IMG_5224.JPG.79812cd4974b3c932993fc80402

Kou Rou (Pork Belly with Taro)

 

IMG_5228.JPG.a61317df6f91cc37ae06ef894d6

Squid with Broccoli

 

IMG_5232.JPG.d9453ebbf076fbe196c0ba28f81

Chicken Giblets and Feet and Head etc in a rich spicy broth

 

IMG_5241.JPG.daa767a2a4101d5784fe7aeb28a

Celery, Carrot, Bamboo

 

IMG_5245.JPG.6c9ae9583f0fcc981ca56e29593

Braised Shiitake Mushrooms and Cabbage

 

IMG_5249.JPG.fedf9163421a6ce73659bada1ed

Steamed Fish with Soy Sauce

 

IMG_5253.JPG.78431e9cd6e716a057dfe0c691c

Steamed Breads

 

IMG_5330.JPG.493ed24516c5a36d1b633535a1c

Orange, Cherry Tomatoes, Melon

 

And, in case we weren't replete, all he guests left with a bag of candies and a pot of honey from papa's bees. The Chinese character on the honey means "Double Happiness" and is always used at weddings

 

IMG_5333.JPG.af446e0d9febd026025b83f2d3b

 

Happy Wedding, indeed!

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