2--I am not sure. What was it like?
1--In the Qing Dynasty the court invented a special type of cuisine for the royal family, which included many elaborate dishes at one meal. It is called Man Han Quan Xi.
2--Sounds good. Let's go have some now.
1--It's practically impossible now because there are probably only a few people in the world who know how to make it. They say it takes three to four days for them to make just one meal.
2--It's very time consuming.
1--I think some people do eat it, but most people don't have the chance to.
2--It's a fast paced world today. People don't have time to cook for five days for a meal.
1--That's not the problem. The problem is that most people don't know how to cook it because there are so many kinds of dishes.
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注解:
1.elaborate精心制作的
2.practically事實(shí)上
3.consuming消耗
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譯文:
1--你聽說過滿漢全席嗎?
2--不大清楚。能告訴我嗎?
1--在中國清朝時期,宮廷里發(fā)明了一種包括很多道菜的美宴,稱做“滿漢全席”,不過只有極少數(shù)皇族才能夠享用。
2--聽起來不錯呀。我們現(xiàn)在就去吃。
1--恐怕不行。現(xiàn)在,也許只有少數(shù)幾個人會做。據(jù)說做一次得花三四天的時間。
2--那的確很浪費(fèi)時間。
1--我覺得確實(shí)有少數(shù)人能吃到,但大多數(shù)人沒有這個機(jī)會的。
2--這是一個快節(jié)奏的社會。人們不可能花上五天時間去準(zhǔn)備一頓飯。
1--這還不是最根本的問題。由于滿漢全席菜肴種類繁多,程序復(fù)雜,所以大部分人根本就不知道是怎么做的。