Whose China changed the history of neighboring countries and brought them not only education, but also delicious food?

Everyone thinks that Zhu Shunshui brought Lamian Noodles to Japan. But is it really necessary to start with a Japanese? His name is Mito Huangmen. He is a very famous figure in Japan. And there is a TV series about him that is played in Japan all the year round. In the play, he often travels slightly in Japan. I especially like doing heroic deeds. I like to help people in trouble, and I hate those officials who do evil and oppress the people.

And every time he meets such a person, it is the best time for TV series. Because he will ask his servant to come up with something that represents his identity. Make a big sign for those bad guys and ask them if they know who they are. At this time, everyone knows that this hero is Mito Huangmen. Because this TV series is deeply rooted in the hearts of the people, basically every Japanese knows him, and he is also a hero in the hearts of the Japanese.

There are many legends about him, one of which is that he is the creator of Japanese Lamian Noodles. Although this is only a legend, there are certain historical facts. Because he invited Zhu Shunshui, a Confucian scholar in China, to give a lecture at his home. And made him a Lamian Noodles, so he was the first person to eat Lamian Noodles. And it is said that he likes soba noodles very much. However, it is doubtful why a Confucian scholar makes noodles.

He was very old then. Nails are very long! It seems that you can't cook noodles. And according to his experience, he should not be able to cook noodles, because he is from the south. He doesn't particularly like noodles in his hometown. Because of the war, he went to Japan, but he never settled in Japan. Because Manchu had just entered the Central Plains, Japan was afraid of offending the Qing Dynasty. I dare not take in Ming immigrants. But later, at the invitation of Zheng Chenggong, he was able to settle in Japan. End your life without a fixed place. Died decades later, dressed in Ming dynasty clothes.