Myanmar also has a long-standing tea culture, and they have even brought tea to the dining table.

The most famous dish is tea salad.

Burmese people often eat tea as a dessert, but sometimes tea is also used as an ingredient in tea salads.

To make this dish, you need to mix sour and slightly bitter tea leaves with shredded cabbage, sliced ​​tomatoes, crispy fried green beans, nuts and peas by hand, then drizzle with garlic oil, chopped chili peppers and garlic.

It is both a snack and an appetizer.

Luo Yunhang took a bite and was surprised to find it quite good; it didn't taste like a culinary disaster.

It has a refreshing taste and a delicious flavor.

The portion size is small.

If he were to eat in big bites, Luo Yunhang felt he could finish it in just two bites.

When visiting someone's home, he could only follow local customs, pretend to be refined, and savor the food little by little.

When the appetizers were almost finished, the servant quietly returned.

Finally, I saw some meat dishes.

Braised pork trotters with rice, coconut chicken, and a small grilled fish.

The braised pork trotter rice with bamboo shoots wasn't greasy at all, and the taste was a bit different from what I'd had in China, but it was still acceptable.

Similarly, the portions of these dishes are not very large, just enough to make you feel about 70-80% full.

When they had almost finished eating, the servant brought out curry beef brisket pancakes.

This way of eating is quite novel; it involves a bowl of curry and a thin pancake, which is then dipped in the curry sauce before eating.

Pour the curry sauce over the flatbread, and the flatbread absorbs the spicy and savory flavor of the curry, softening slightly. However, the parts without the sauce remain crispy and delicious, creating a perfect balance of softness and firmness.

It's somewhat similar to mutton stew, but with a completely different flavor.

After finishing the dish, Luo Yunhang finally felt like he had something in his stomach.

The last dessert was served, along with a plate of sliced ​​mangoes.

It seems that wealthy families in Myanmar are quite particular about their food, as they have a good balance of meat and vegetables.

Seeing that Luo Yunhang was examining the things on the table but hadn't taken a bite, Yan Rong's son introduced them, saying, "This is a famous snack from Myanmar called glutinous rice cake. You can try it."

In Myanmar, we have a traditional festival called the Glutinous Rice Cake Festival, which is usually held on the full moon day of the eleventh month of the Burmese calendar. It is the coldest time of the year and also the season when the new rice ripens.

On this day, whether in the city or the countryside, people enthusiastically make glutinous rice cakes and celebrate the glutinous rice cake festival in a lively atmosphere.

Glutinous rice cake is made with glutinous rice, sesame seeds, sesame oil, coconut oil, peanuts, ginger, and other ingredients; it is very nutritious.

Since that's how it's been introduced, Luo Yunhang had no choice but to bite into a piece of glutinous rice cake, even though he didn't really like this kind of sticky food.

Fortunately, it didn't taste too bad.

Miao Cuihua didn't eat much of the other dishes, but she really liked the glutinous rice cake and finished the whole small plate.

After finishing their meal and exchanging a few pleasantries, the group got up and returned to the courtyard they had been in before.

Except for the largest stone at Da Ma Kan, all the other stones were cut open.

In the afternoon, Nai Nai Wen was also allowed to come out and participate in activities. Her mother did not notice and secretly squeezed next to Luo Yunhang, whispering, "Big brother, don't be afraid. Even if you lose the competition, I will ask Dad to agree to your cooperation."

She already knew that Luo Yunhang wanted to cooperate with her father to buy the abandoned mine.

In her mind, her family's jade appraiser was truly exceptional, and Luo Yunhang was still so young and inexperienced, so he definitely couldn't win.

Luo Yunhang curled his lips into a bright smile: "Do you know a saying in China? The outcome is not yet decided, and you and I could both be dark horses."

I'm not necessarily going to lose.

Nana Win's abilities weren't that impressive, not because she lacked confidence in him, but because she knew how powerful that jade appraiser was.

On the contrary, Miao Cuihua had inexplicable confidence in him. He might mess up in other things, but she felt that Luo Yunhang would definitely not lose in this matter.

After waiting for another ten minutes or so, all the stones were cut open.

The servants cleared the things away, and six pieces of the cut-out items were neatly arranged on the table.

Luo Yunhang glanced at it and saw that it was exactly the same as the one he had just seen, without any difference.

The jade appraiser also seemed confident of victory.

The time has come to reveal the answer.

Yan Rong took out two pieces of paper from the box, each written by one of the two people. They were easy to identify: Luo Yunhang wrote in Chinese characters, while the jade expert wrote in Burmese.

He casually picked up the jade appraiser's manuscript and read aloud: "Raw stone number one, old Houjiang material, a piece of icy green jade."

Everyone looked at the number one rough stone on the table. That's right, it's an icy green jadeite!

The jade expert smiled, his face beaming with delight.

To guess the type and color of jade correctly and to achieve this level of jade appraisal is already quite impressive.

Miao Cuihua looked at Luo Yunhang with concern; he had met a formidable opponent.

Luo Yunhang, on the contrary, remained calm, his expression revealing nothing of his true feelings.

Yan Rong picked up the paper below and read: "Raw stone No. 1, old Houjiang material, icy apple green jadeite, fist-sized."

As Yan Rong read on, his voice became somewhat agitated.

Because Luo Yunhang even specified the exact color of green and the correct size.

Is this something that can be determined by the naked eye?

Not to mention Yan Rong, everyone else stared at Luo Yunhang in disbelief.

The jade appraiser had never heard of such a thing before. He shook his head, unable to believe that he had been outdone by a mere youth, and lost so decisively.

The atmosphere at the scene became subtle.

Only Miao Cuihua and Nai Naiwen were genuinely happy for Luo Yunhang.

Yan Rong quickly calmed down.

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