Diet, Lifestyle, Ideology: Vegetarians in Modern Beijing

- This paper belongs to the BNU project "Research on daily life of city situation group" (SKZZB 2015032).

This is part of "Year of Life Special". This time is not the first time that a vegetarian appeared.

1 West means here European countries, and other English-speaking countries of North America and Oceania.

2 According to the 6th census, the resident population of Beijing is about 19,612,000.

In 2010, it became the third largest city in China. More data can be found at http://www.bjstats.gov.cn/.

Emphasize the forbiddance of "5 flavored vegetables" (wuhun (äo "è¤) or wuxin (äo" è 3/4>)) (Wang,

"Vegetarian" or "Yangeusushi" (ä¸ ä 1/4 ç £) means strict vegetarianism. literally

2015). Interestingly, it does not refer to foods not belonging to plants or animals: fungi

5 Interestingly, all non-religious vegetarian participants are very clear

Vegetarians are not "the latest" three Chinese who support their claim

Vegetarian and vegan participants are not so familiar with Chinese vegetarians. They do not know non-religious beliefs.

They were surprised when they told them that Chinese vegetarians / vegan, they have non religious vegetarians / vegan.

6 Xiongnu and Xing are two kinds of foods and should give up Buddhist vegetarianism. Hing is usual

Presence of this population. First of all, the Internet popularity of the 21st century Chinese Internet is given.

Furthermore, "large firewall" is not completely indecipherable (Xiao 2011). All non-religious beliefs -

It is standard. Vegetarian studies in 'Western' society indicate that they are reporting various meals

Vegetarianism is not a strictly defined eating habit, it is a flowing food.

Only one participant except one vegetarian reported ginger. As there are no Buddhists, this may be a misunderstanding.

Self-justified story of their vegetarian history. Looking back, these stories are like this.

The stories in the story, they provide a series of events within the logic of the story.

Different strategies to maintain your identity. The effective way is to control

"I am very boring to eat meat," I said, "It was completed!" But she still ate a little meat.

11 Some restaurants are closed and some are closed, so the actual number may be less

Concern over animal suffering is neither a new idea nor a modern idea. Ancient Hinduism and Buddhist scriptures insist on vegetarianism for moral reasons. The ideology lasted for thousands of years, but many animal activists point out that "animal liberation" announced in 1975 is a catalyst for contemporary American animal rights movement. 2012: Iowa adopted the fourth national law and regulation; neuroscientists' international conference asserts that non-human animals are conscious. The main author of the declaration is a vegetarian. The Cambridge Consciousness Declaration is published in the UK, but it states that many non-human animals have a neural structure that creates consciousness.

Being a vegetarian is not only a meal but also a humanitarian behavior towards a way of living and animals. What is the difference between vegan diet, vegan and vegetarian? Vegetarians do not eat meat, fish or poultry. Vegan does not use other animal sources other than vegetarians. It includes materials made from eggs, dairy products, honey, leather, fur, silk, wool, as well as cosmetics and soaps ("a group of fruit-vegetarian resources in a word") Yes. However, this lifestyle is becoming more and more popular, and many people claim that they do not have a negative impact on human health for the first time, but some people certainly do not agree. Speaking of the disadvantages of vegetarians, it is the first consideration concerning healthy and well-balanced nutrition with regard to lifestyle of fully vegetarian.