The dish "四喜丸子" is named after the "four joys of life" (四喜). The meatballs represent happiness and reunion.
中文："四喜丸子"以"人生四大喜事"命名，丸子代表团圆和幸福。
📌 Example 1
A: "What should we order for New Year?" B: "Four glad meatballs! It's lucky!"
A："过年点什么菜？" B："四喜丸子！吉利！"
📌 Example 2
Grandma: "I made four glad meatballs." Kid: "Why are they glad?" Grandma: "Because they're delicious!"
奶奶："我做四喜丸子给大家。" 小孩："它们为什么高兴？" 奶奶："因为好吃！"
📌 Example 3
A: "How many glad meatballs do you want?" B: "Four. Obviously!"
A："你要几个丸子？" B："四个，这还用说？"
📌 Example 4
The waiter said, "Maybe they make you glad too!"
服务员说："吃完你们也开心！"
📌 Example 5
A: "Why are they called four glad meatballs?" B: "One meatball for each joy in life."
A："为什么叫四喜丸子？" B："一个丸子代表人生的一件喜事。"
📌 Example 6
A: "These meatballs are amazing!" B: "Of course. Happiness in every bite!"
A："这些丸子太好吃了！" B："那当然，每一口都是幸福！"
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