(Translated by Google) The word bento originated from the colloquial term "bento" during the Southern Song Dynasty in China. The original meaning was "convenient things, convenient and smooth". After the word was introduced to Japan, it was once used as "convenient way", "discriminatory way", "discriminant" etc. It is noted that the later anti-introduction to China originated from the Japanese "Bentou" (sound: bentou), which specifically refers to boxed meals, and more has been simplified and translated into Bento. Bento is customarily called "box lunch" in most parts of the mainland, that is, boxed meals. Generally called bento in Taiwan, it is usually used for lunch, takeaway, work meal and other occasions. There is no slight difference in usage between "Bento" and "Bento", only the usage habits are different. Chinese name convenient English name Box Rice Main ingredients Rice, fruits, vegetables and meat products classification Lunch box for picnics, lunch for flower viewing, lunch for boat trips, lunch for watching drama Taste Variety of tastes fast navigation History, Food, Culture, Other Related History The term bento first appeared in the Southern Song Dynasty in China, and then spread to Japan. In Japan's Momoyama period (around the second half of the 16th century), the prototype of the modern bento appeared, that is, the bento in which meals were placed in special bento boxes. At that time, the daimyo and nobles often carried their lunches when viewing flowers and red leaves. The bento in the early Edo period was very simple, at most it was just a few rice balls with some pickles. After the mid-term, the living standards of the common people have been greatly improved, and the lunch boxes have become more luxurious. There are not only “flower-viewing bento”, “play-watching bento”, “boat bento” and more. The "Makunouchi" bento was the bento that was eaten during the intermission of the drama, but now it generally refers to the bento with many dishes. (Original) 便当一词最早源于中国南宋时期的俗语“便当”，本意是“便利的东西、方便、顺利”，一词传入日本后，曾以“便道”、“辨道”、“辨当”等表记，后反传入中国是源于日语“弁当”（音：bentou）其专指盒装餐食，更多已简化翻译成Bento了。 便当在大陆大部分地区习惯称为“盒饭”，即盒装餐食。在台湾地区一般称为 便当，通常用于午餐、外卖、工作餐等场合。“便当”与“盒饭”在用法上无细微差异，仅为用语习惯不同。 中文名 便当 英文名 Box Rice 主要食材 米饭，果蔬及肉制品 分类 郊游便当，赏花便当，游船便当，观剧便当 口味 口味多样性 快速 导航 历史由来饮食文化其他相关 历史沿革 便当一词最早出现在中国的南宋时期，后传入日本，在日本桃山时代（十六世纪下半叶左右）出现了现代便当的雏形，即把饭菜摆在专门的便当盒子的便当。当时的大名和贵族经常在赏花和看红叶时携带便当。 江户初期的便当，极为简陋，顶多是几个握饭团，再添些许酱菜而已。中期以后，庶民生活水准大大提升，便当也随着豪华起来。种类不但有「赏花便当」、「观剧便当」、「游船便当」，更有。「幕之内」便当在彼时正是于观剧中场休息时吃的便当，现在则泛指菜肴很多的便当。

Gostei bastante, fui bem recebido e comemos bem. Ter um lugar nessa distância para nos receber, sem dúvidas não tenho do que reclamar. Foi muito bom.

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