2. Osmanthus Jelly has a history of more than 300 years. It is said that at the end of the Ming Dynasty, there was a vendor named Liu Jixiang in Xindu. He was inspired by the study of sweet-scented osmanthus in Chi Pan, Gui Hu, where Yang Sheng 'an, the top scholar, studied and rested as a child. He collected fresh sweet-scented osmanthus, squeezed out the bitter water, soaked it in sugar, pickled it into honey sweet-scented osmanthus, and added steamed rice flour to make a cake for sale, named Osmanthus Jelly. Once sold, Osmanthus Jelly attracted people to buy first, which was highly appreciated by customers, and its sales volume increased day by day, and it became famous at one fell swoop.