It's like a 200 actually, you're gonna just him if you sit up a mix of spicy, salty, nutty and sour.

It's a simple noodle dish.

Yes, what's the E?

So, uh, I mean, that's really meant a lot.

No, but A a piping hot noodles served without broth offers a hearty streetside.

Next way.

Spoke to Tiffany Rod about the dish and American share whose father is from Wuhan, and this motivated her to find out more about the region's food.

It's something that if you ask anybody, it's just a simple dish.

It's not pretty.

It's not cute.

It's not anything fancy, but we love it.

Located on the confluence of two rivers, Wuhan has long been a major port city, and dockworkers who had to start work at the break of dawn would look for a hearty breakfast over the years.

Ah, vibrant breakfast culture was born.

Locals call it gotta, meaning to pass the morning in Wuhan breakfast.

It's kind of so sacred to them that they have their own terminology for it.

I just haven't seen a region give that level of reverence where it has its own name, and in the morning it's like a ritual where everybody goes to their preferred stall or their preferred spot.

Popular Wuhan breakfast items include fried dough sticks, rice doughnuts, steamed dumplings and bean pies, all found on the street.

But the most famous Wuhan dish remains hot.

Dry noodle.

Yeah, it's so associated with Wuhan that many locals who emigrate opened up hot, dry noodle stalls, pulls a lot.

It very much is a street food.

It's that idea of pulling people out of the house to live among the community to be around their neighbors.

The fact that that is part of this in green value that is worked into breakfast is something that's really touching for me.

So when I was looking at a lot of videos around the time that the coronavirus broke out, it hit me really hard to see the streets being empty.

In that way, to know how important it is for these people to have their morning rituals, you really see how something like this deeply impacts that community.

A sphere of the virus spreads.