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This is how to hold the chopsticks? This illustration shows hand placement. 

Historical facts about the Chopsticks and History of Asian eating

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There's not much to using chopsticks. Think of the chopstick as a pair of prongs, the only difference being that there are two separate parts or sticks. One stick is held in stationary position and the other is moved.

1. Take one stick first and hold it in your right hand in the way you would normally hold a pencil. If the stick has a thick and a thin end, hold it so that the thick end is on top.
2. Keeping the fingers in this position, turn your hand inward until the stick is horizontal to the table and parallel to your body.
3. Relax your fingers slightly and slide the stick to the left until your thumb and forefinger are clamping the stick at about its mid-point. The thumb should not be bent nor rigidly straight. All your fingers should be curved slightly inwards with the middle finger in contact with the underside of the stick and the nail of the middle finger protruding towards your body. The third (ring) finger should be in line with the middle finger but its nail should protrude beyond the middle finger towards your body.

Some of the most important chopstick rules are:

• Hold your chopsticks towards their end, and not in the middle or the front third.

   

• When you are not using your chopsticks and when you are finished eating, lay them down in front of you with the tip to left.

   

• Do not stick chopsticks into your food, especially not into rice. Only at funerals are chopsticks stuck into the rice that is put onto the altar.

   

• Do not pass food with your chopsticks directly to somebody else's chopsticks. Only at funerals are the bones of the cremated body given in that way from person to person.

   

• Do not spear or poke food with your chopsticks.

   

• Do not point with your chopsticks to something or at somebody.

   

• Do not move your chopsticks around in the air too much, nor play with them.

   

• Do not move around plates or bowls with chopsticks.

   

• To separate a piece of food into two pieces, exert some controlled pressure on the chopsticks while moving them apart from each other. This needs a lot of exercise/practice with chopsticks to do in order to master.

   

• If you have already used your chopsticks, use the opposite end of your chopsticks in order to move food from a shared plate to your own plate.

Knife and fork are used for Western food only. Spoons are sometimes used to eat Japanese dishes that are difficult to eat with chopsticks, for example some Donburi dishes or Japanese style curry rice. A Chinese style ceramic spoon is sometimes used to eat soups.  It is Disrespectful to do the things above. Most sip from bowl, using chopsticks to push solids into the mouth. Not the most silent way, it is messy at times. A question of balance.

Chopsticks
This is how to hold the chopsticks? This illustration shows hand placement. 

Chopstick History
Historical facts about the Chopsticks and History of Asian eating

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Chopsticks
This is how to hold the chopsticks? This illustration shows hand placement. 
 

Chopstick History
Historical facts about the Chopsticks and History of Asian eating