diet men and women

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After retiring, Lao Zhu, the only surviving master of Chinese cuisine in Taiwan, gradually tasted the many embarrassments of old age: a table of sumptuous dishes that he painstakingly prepared every Sunday did not have the attraction of bringing his three daughters to the dinner table, and he has grown up. They have hidden many things in their hearts that are more important than eating with their father. The sudden death of an old friend of many years left him with a gap in friendship; and the loss of taste, the most important thing for a chef, pushed him to a low point in his life. Although the three daughters are busy with their own affairs, they are also worried about Lao Zhu's later life and plan to find a wife for him, but they did not expect that Lao Zhu had already quietly talked about "twilight love". After the surprise, the second daughter Jiaqian, who inherited his cooking talent most valued by Lao Zhu, has a new understanding of her father and her relationship with her father because of her own life experience. still behind

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  • Old Wen: Old Chu, do'nt get upset. Girls eventually leave home. It was bound to happen.

    Chu: I'm not upset. I hope they all move out, so I can have a quiet life.

    Old Wen: Quiet life? I know you. What you want, you can't get. What you don't want, you can't get rid of. You're as repressed as a turtle. That old maid of yours, Jia-Jen, will stick to you for life unless you marry her off!

    Chu: Marry who? Since she lost her asshole college boyfriend she's never looked at another man. You know that.

    Old Wen: And now she has the perfect boyfriend: Jesus Christ.

    Chu: Don't make fun of her religion! How is it that for 30 years I have put up this kind of talk from you?

    Old Wen: The truth is, you should be thankful someone's around to tell the truth.

  • Chu: I don't understand any of them, and I don't want to know. Let them grow up and leave. It's like cooking. Your appetite's gone when the dish is done.

    Old Wen: That's not the worst thing. At least people like your cooking.

    Chu: Honestly, Id' have to give that up if it hadn't been for you lately. My sense of taste is getting worse and worse. My food is only as good as the expression on your face.

    Old Wen: Don't be silly. You rely on your feelings when you cook, not your taste buds. Like that Western deaf composer, called Bee...

    Chu: Beethoven.

    Old Wen: That's right, Beethoven. Good sound is not in the ear, good taste is not in the mouth...and good sex...

    [laughs]

    Old Wen: God knows where!

    Chu: You're drunk!