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Product Name: Carbonized Hotpot Chopsticks

Specification: 26.5*0.75cm

Material: Bamboo and Wood

Features: Handcrafted, comfortable to hold, smooth without any roughness, no paint or wax, environmentally friendly and hygienic.

Chopsticks are a type of utensil used to pick up food and deliver it to one's mouth. In English, they are known as chopsticks (singular) and chopsticks (plural). Originating in China, they were traditionally known as "zhu" (zhu meaning "assistance," implying a tool to help with eating). They are also called "zhen" or "lai," as the pronunciation of "zhu" and "zhu" (to stop) is considered inauspicious. To avoid this negative connotation, the character for "stop" was replaced with the character for "quick" with the bamboo stem above, giving rise to the current name of chopsticks. Since ancient times, chopsticks have spread to neighboring countries and have become a common dining utensil among many ethnic groups in Southeast Asia. Chopsticks are typically made of bamboo, but can also be made of metal, ivory, and plastic.
Chinese people use chopsticks, which dates back to about three thousand years ago. In fact, before the use of chopsticks, our ancestors also experienced a period of eating with their hands. But how could they grab hot porridge or soups? Therefore, they had to use some grass stems or wooden sticks to help.
Chopsticks, which can be considered the national essence of China, are both light and flexible, standing out among the utensils of various countries around the world. They are praised by Westerners as the "civilization of the East." The history of using chopsticks in China can be traced back to the Shang Dynasty. There are records of "Zhou's first elephant chopsticks" in "The Records of the Historian - The Family of Wei Zi," where Zhou was the final ruler of the Shang Dynasty. This calculation suggests that China has had a history of using chopsticks for over three thousand years. During the pre-Qin period, chopsticks were called "Xie," and during the Qin and Han dynasties, they were called "Zhu." The ancients paid attention to taboos, as the word "Zhu" sounds similar to the word "Zhu," which means "to stop," and is considered an unlucky phrase. Therefore, they reversed the meaning and called them "Kuaizi." This is how the name of chopsticks originated.

Sending new people, the meaning of 'eternal and everlasting' and 'chopsticks, chopsticks, fast birth of noble children'.
For lovers, the meaning is 'to be together, never to be separated.'
Giving a friend as a gift, the meaning is 'Two trees become a forest, friendship lasts forever.'
Giving gifts to teachers symbolizes 'being honest and straight, not bent, and being dedicated without seeking rewards.'
Send the elderly, wish him 'happiness, eternal longevity and health'
Send the child, may he grow tall and strong, fast and fast.
Sending foreigners illustrates the long-standing and profound culture of the Chinese nation.
Giving business partners implies a relationship of mutual dependence and collaboration, which is indispensable and does not compete for credit.
For those moving, the meaning is 'Hurry up to prosper, joy in moving to a new place.'

With different meanings depending on the quantity:
4 pairs: Seasonal Peace and Prosperity
5 pairs: Five Fortune at the Door and Abundant Harvests
6 pairs: Six is a lucky number, leading to a series of good luck.

8 pairs: double double double, great fortune

10 pairs: unity and harmony