The legend of steamed bread

Foreign steamed buns began more than 50 years ago when China immigrants ran China restaurants in Spain, and China steamed buns began to enjoy a high reputation among Spanish diners. The explanation on the Spanish menu is "China bread with meat in the middle". Because it is delicious, some Spanish restaurants or bars also sell food similar to China steamed buns, but they are called "Spanish-made China meat buns". Since 1990s, immigrants from China have entered Spain in large numbers, and hotels in China have mushroomed everywhere. Steamed bread is one of the essential staple foods in every hotel. However, the small cage at that time was no longer written as a "small cage", but as a "little dragon". Some write "China Xiaolong", others write "Shanghai Xiaolong". For this "little dragon bag", the Spanish annotation is better: "dragon meat bun" As for who changed the "small cage" into "little dragon", the reporter could not verify it at the moment. Because the dragon is the symbol of China, people in China are all descendants of the dragon, and "Little Dragon" and "Dragon" belong to China and China anyway. Some Spanish restaurants have carried out bold reforms, simply interpreting "steamed buns" as "China's dragon bread". So the name "Dragon Bread" quickly became popular in Chinese and Western restaurants. "Dragon cake" is delicious and easy to remember, unlike other Chinese foods whose names are difficult to say and remember. After 2000, "steamed buns" changed again. In order to commemorate the outstanding contribution of martial arts superstar Bruce Lee to martial arts films, TV stations all over the world have set up special topics on Bruce Lee films. In Spain, every street and alley can see colorful posters printed with Bruce Lee, and Spanish children even took a bite of Bruce Lee (Bruce Lee) and China Kung Fu. At this time, the meaning of "steamed buns" changed again. Some restaurants interpret "steamed buns" as "Bruce Lee's favorite China meat bread". The Spanish name of "steamed buns" is "Bruce Lee". When people order, they say "I want Bruce Lee" to the waiter. The waiter knows that the diners want buns from China.