Heqing people in Dali are hospitable, hardworking and kind, and can sing and dance well. Whenever guests from afar arrive, they are often given a sumptuous banquet-eight bowls. Jianchuan Eight Bowls has a long history. According to legend, it was originally a state banquet hosted by White King, Dali, for the kings of sixteen neighboring countries in South Asia and Southeast Asia. Because most of these countries believe in Buddhism, meat and vegetables are mixed. Because Duan Baiwang was a resident of Jianchuan Courtyard, it was later introduced into Jianchuan folk and became a delicious treat for guests, which lasted for nearly a thousand years. Eight bowls of meat and vegetables are matched, and the cooking order is delicious, suitable for all ages. It will also put the deep affection of Baixiang people into dishes, pay attention to interest, reflect the hospitality of Bai people and have national characteristics.