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Luxury and cold noodles

Luxury and cold noodles

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The cold face, which is the traditional Korean food, is mixed with starch flour (which also uses corn paste, high beams of rice, euphemisms) and condensed into round strips, boiled and immersed in cold water, followed by cold-water beef chips, peppers, pickles, pears or apple chips, soy sauce and spices. The Han people used to call it the "boxed face" when they saw that the device to suppress the cold face was wood. In the past, Koreans had a tradition of eating cold noodles at noon on the beginning of the fourth month or on their birthdays, a day which, according to folklore, ate thin cold noodles, would bode well for a long life and a long 100-year-old life。