How To Use Chopsticks - Kung Fu Panda 《功夫熊貓》如何使用筷子

[FilipinoSw4g21]

i use chopsticks almost everyday :)

[TacoRiichi]

@FilipinoSw4g21 Same, why are we here? D:

[henryngan2006]

i was not used to use chopsticks when i was 6 or 7 even though I am from Hong kong!

[micYTmic]

2 stickes, a meaning of life , thats chinese philosophy

[BangkokPalace]

nice

[sakura5335]

the person instructing you is my friend, Iris.

cutee ;D

[TELEVISIBLE]

you should always use both hands when you are eating

one should hold the bowl, the other should the chopsticks

[asliao12]

很棒的文化課補充教材

學習動機強!



[waterloto2009]

Hi, I like this video a lot. Here may I ask a favor to edit the video for teaching Chinese? I am a Chinese teacher, this video is very useful to my students. But

to teach them, it's better to modify a little. May I get the right? Thanks

[Aaaaarrrrrrggghhh]

sticking chopsticks in a bowl of rice=paying respect to a dead.

[brawlman18]

i use chopsticks as throwing knives :P

[Sawtify]

these seems fun to have at home

[guardianlordmaster]

people say people who doesnt know how to master chopsticks in 1 day they are dumb as shit

[brawlman18]

@guardianlordmaster i did master them in 1 day tho :P

[jadejohnhaughton]

yeah, I've watched all the videos, and this one is the best, I learned in 7 minutes, some videos don't even show people picking up food,

I'm eating with my chop stix right now, so yeah

[TelephoneRock4ever]

This is on my Kung Fu Panda DVD. Chopsticks are easy to use. It just takes a little practice.

I taught myself to use chopsticks at Panda Express, btw.

[TheSuarezBro]

@TelephoneRock4ever best place to get chinese food ever

[liyx]

Good to see. I use chopsticks exactly like this every day and every minute.

[alaine91]

wut is the name of the song @ 1:36??? i wanna know really bad!!!!

[s03163]

The name of the song is 康定情歌

It is a popular folk song

You may want to listen to this one

watch?v=01tBIa3G6As&feature=re­lated

[MetaGrave]

Chopsticks aren't as hard as they look. The key is to manage the amount of pressure you're using when you pinch a piece of food. Too much pressure and it falls apart and too little pressure will cause you to keep dropping your food (and maybe your chopsticks).

I find something like dumplings, green beans, or ravioli a good starting point before you move onto something like rice or smaller pieces of food. (Yes, I know ravioli are not Chinese, but hey, I like using chopsticks that much, heh.)

[Tyannalyn]

It's hard.