Group 1 - The article highlights the diverse culinary practices surrounding duck in Fujian, showcasing various dishes and preparation methods that reflect local tastes and traditions [2][8][22] - Different regions in Fujian have unique duck dishes, such as "Ginger Duck" in Quanzhou and "Sacha Duck" in Zhangzhou, each with distinct flavors and cooking techniques [15][17][25] - The significance of duck in Fujian culture is emphasized, where it is not only a staple food but also a symbol of family gatherings and celebrations throughout the year [34][45] Group 2 - The article describes specific duck dishes like "Four Herbs Duck Soup," which is a nourishing dish for children, and "Taro Duck," which combines local taro with duck for a rich flavor [11][24] - The preparation of "Board Duck" in Nanping is noted for its historical significance and meticulous salting process, making it one of the four famous board ducks in China [25][26] - The article mentions the importance of seasonal duck dishes, such as "Ginger Duck" during the Ghost Festival and "Steamed Duck" during the Winter Solstice, highlighting the cultural relevance of these meals [41][44]