Chinese food

Jiaozi is one of the foods that has have been eated are eaten in during Chinese festvials and in the north area usually to eat. jiaozi The pronunciation of 'jiaozi' sounds like the word for early paper money :jiaozi"so eating jiaozi will be is consided to be lucky good luck. Many people will eat jiaozi in on the (eve of)/night before chinese new year. Some cooker cooks will hide some coins in the jiaozi. Make the luck dog find this. (what does this mean?) Common ground fillings included :bief beef, chicken, fish, pig pork. these will are mixed with chopped vegetebables. Eating Jiaozi is eaten with vinegar, and hot sauce，garlic and basic with dipping sauce.

Remember that sentences start with a capital letter, and finish with a full stop after the last letter. The space comes after the full stop.

Also; 'jiaozi' is the Chinese name, in English they're called dumplings.

If you talk about something that has happened, continues to happen, and will happen in the future, you use the present tense - Jiaozi are eaten around Chinese New Year. If you wanted to use the past tense, you would need to mention time - Jiaozi have been eaten around Chinese New Year for hundreds of years.

We talk about something being lucky, or bringing good luck.

We use the word 'eve' most commonly with New Year's Eve, and Christmas Eve. I'm not sure if it is used with 'Chinese New Year's Eve', but it sounds a bit odd, so it might be better to say 'the night before Chinese New Year'.

You made a mistake talking about 'common ground' (which is something that two or more people agree on), or if you were talking about the fact the filling is commonly ground (or 'minced') meat.

In the final sentence, were you trying to say that you make a basic dipping sauce out of vinegar, hot sauce and garlic? I wasn't sure where the word 'basic' came into things as an ingredient.

It was interesting to hear that dumplings are eaten because they sound like the word for money, I had no idea! I hope this helps!

Chinese food

Jiaozi is one of the food that is usually eaten in Chinese festivals and in the north area. Jiaozi pronunciation sounds like the early paper money:”jiaozi" so, eating jiaozi is considered good luck. Many people will eat jiaozi in the Chinese new year's eve. Some cookers will hide some coins in the jiaozi and then make the luck dog find them. Common ingredients included are: beef, chicken, fish and pig. These ones are mixed with chopped vegetebables. Jiaozi is eaten with vinegar and hot sauce, also with garlic dipping sauce.