Why are there always scenes of eating instant noodles in mainland movies and TV series? Because it is cheap and delicious, and there are mines at home, adding a marinated egg and a ham is simply "delicious on earth." In the past, everyone had poor living conditions and no money to cook. When I was hungry, I came to a bag of instant noodles, which was called a fragrance! Today, although instant noodles have withdrawn from the historical stage, the sales volume is still considerable.

In Hong Kong movies, it is the same for gang bosses to like lunch boxes. They are delicious, cheap and fragrant! As we all know, if you want to find authentic food, you have to go to the alley to find that fly restaurant. Those workers eat plenty of lunch boxes and have great work intensity. The owners of those bento boxes are also affordable, cheap and delicious. It's strange to some people. These gangsters are rich and powerful, and there are a bunch of younger brothers below. Why can't they even afford a slightly better restaurant? Isn't this too fierce?

But in fact, this is wrong. Eating box lunch is more in line with the life of ordinary people. If you are grounded and have a little fireworks, you can resonate with the audience. Moreover, in Hong Kong movies, gang bosses had a hard time before they became famous. No one is born the boss, and there are a group of younger brothers around, all working hard bit by bit. After becoming famous, you probably ate a box lunch to remind yourself of that painful experience. Don't forget it wasn't easy at first.

Finally, eating a box lunch may be convenient and quick, and there is not so much pressure. As long as you sit on the ground, you can stutter, which is convenient and fast. Gangs put their lives on their belts and need to deal with emergencies at any time. Lunch boxes will soon be thrown away while they are eating.