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Hi, I have never heard of lung pieces actually used lung...
The meaning I heard from experts is Fei (means waste parts or perhaps offal) is true meaning. The lung could be a part of this offal...but fei is not lung by itself in this dish's meaning (rather unwanted cuts of meat)...
Experts told me the name means sliced lung even though lung is never really used. Several dictionaries define fei4/肺 just one way, as lungs. Perhaps the mischievous children were making a joke? Colin McLarty (talk) 07:34, 3 August 2014 (UTC)Reply
