Part 1
Where there are people, there are circles, and where there are circles, there are rivers and lakes. Of course, the food circle/chef circle is no exception. The male protagonist who screwed up once wants to make a comeback to revive his arena, but all these efforts are screwed up again because of the previous grudge. Talented people have a paranoid side. This talented chef also has a paranoid side, striving for perfection in cooking! Inspirational chicken soup essays tell us that it is a virtue to never give up until the goal is achieved for the sake of the dream/ideal. There is a sentence pattern in English: too...to...means too...and things in this world are often like this: too much to be desired. There is another Chinese proverb that goes: Planting flowers without intention will not bloom, planting willows and willows unintentionally. That's how things are in the world. Therefore, "do your best and obey the destiny" is a good choice/realm. So, finally, the male protagonist's paranoia and irritability were slowly healed by a woman, -- oh, why do you want a woman to heal him, What the fucking love! ——Finally, the cured "chef" male protagonist enjoys the pure and happy cooking together with other chefs, regardless of his Fucking Michelin! Do what you are good at happily, as for fame and fortune, it is naturally a matter of course - well, it seems to be very inspirational chicken soup...
Part 2
Making a dish so delicate really turns "eating" into a very ritualistic thing. However, it is also a very satisfying thing to wait for the people in the lower Riba to feast on the streets. Well, maybe because I don't belong to high society and can't understand high society restaurant culture in Europe and America. I don't understand/do not understand the logic/procedure/culture behind the Michelin rating - what is the standard of their evaluation for things like food, "No one is first, no second is military"? ! The world is huge and there are so many delicious foods. There are huge differences in the dietary preferences/habits of people in different regions, cultures and ethnic groups. Naturally, the standards for food are also very different. So what is the standard of Michelin? !
In the play, I was returned to the kitchen because a dish was too spicy, um, this is a shame for the chef! However, for Chengdu people like me who love spicy food, they like spicy dishes, and spicy food is Fucking delicious! So, why is it a supreme honor to be awarded a star by Michelin? ——Well, every industry has awards for every industry, and Michelin is the Nobel/Oscar/World Cup of the restaurant/food industry. This is also understandable.
Tips: I really like to use fuck in English movies! And Chinese translation is often difficult to translate literally, and it is often translated with different mood particles according to the situation! At most, it translates to "fuck". why?
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