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What wild fruits have you eaten on the mountain?
Nature, without artificial cultivation, they grow tenaciously in the jungle, absorb the essence of the sun and the moon, and are independent of the vast world. Although they are so low-key, they always attract our attention like fireflies in the dark. Wild fruit and domestic rice beam complement each other and nourish our golden childhood together. The taste buds wandering in the countryside and mountains can always find your sweet and sour fruit easily. What wild fruits have you eaten on the mountain? Do you remember how many taste buds wandered in the countryside and mountains?

calla

The scientific name is Biqi, and our local dialect is not Qiu Er. The wild ones are very small and can be dug in paddy fields and ponds in summer. The skin is purple and black, the meat is white, the taste is sweet and juicy, crisp and delicious, and it has the reputation of "underground Sydney".

Hawthorn (Hawthorn):

Hawthorn has a medicine called hawthorn. Mature hawthorn is purple, with moderate sweet and sour fruit and unique flavor. Hawthorn has high nutritional value and medicinal value. Old people often eat hawthorn products, which can enhance appetite, improve sleep, keep the calcium in bones and blood constant and prevent atherosclerosis, so hawthorn is regarded as "longevity food".

Larry (commonly known as August Fruit):

Grapes ripen from cold dew to first frost. Mature fruit will naturally crack, and the fruit (pulp) inside is milky white, rich in sugar and very sweet.

Tea bubble

It is a kind of fruit of Camellia oleifera, and it is the fruit of young Camellia oleifera in flowering period. Tomb-Sweeping Day grows best before and after. At first, the tea bubble is small and tastes bitter, so you can't eat it at this time. When I was a child, I could pick it everywhere on the roadside, which was also my favorite fruit when I was a child.

Broussonetia papyrifera fruit

Red round fruit, very sweet, is called Pishuqiu in my hometown. When the fruit is ripe, it will naturally fall, but there are always some bugs flying around on the ground, and not many people eat it. This fruit can also be used as bait to catch grass carp.