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In the eyes of the Westerners, the basic food that is the closest contact with China is rice. For a long time, rice in Chinese people's diet has occupied a very important position so that there is a proverb saying, “Even a clever woman cannot make a meal without rice”. Rice is mostly grown in South China and people usually take rice as the staple food.

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