Tortoise and tortoise belong to the same species, and soft-shelled turtle and soft-shelled turtle belong to the same species.

Pinyin: Biju soft-shelled turtle, also known as soft-shelled turtle or tuanyu, is an oviparous amphibian reptile, with a turtle-like head, but no turtle-like stripes on its carapace, a soft skirt and dark green color. Soft-shelled turtles often live in the sediment at the bottom of the water, and they like to eat small animals such as fish and shrimp, and they also swallow melon peel and fruit chips, grass and grains. Carassius auratus is delicious, containing 16.5 grams of protein, fat, grams, calcium, phosphorus and iron per 1 grams of meat. It has high nutritional value and is a nourishing treasure.

turtles (Chinemys reevesii) are also called scarab, tortoise, grass turtle, mud turtle and mountain turtle. Taxonomically, it belongs to Reptilia, Tortoise, and Tortoise, and it is one of the common tortoises. It's an ancient reptile. It is characterized by a very strong carapace. When attacked, turtles can retract their heads, tails and limbs into the carapace (except turtles and snapping turtles). Most turtles are carnivorous, feeding on worms, snails, shrimp and small fish, as well as the stems and leaves of plants. Turtles are distributed in almost all parts of China, but the yield in the middle and lower reaches of the Yangtze River is higher. It is also produced in all parts of Guangxi and Shandong, especially in southeastern Guangxi and southern Guangxi. Foreign countries are mainly distributed in Japan, Brazil and North Korea.