I have never heard of persimmon eggplant, and I feel that the landlord is more authentic than me in Guizhou.
Pea tip, known as "pea tip" in dialect, is named after the tip of pea branches and vines. It is planted in soil and can be used to pick beans and harvest pods. People in Guizhou like to eat hot pot and mala Tang.
The root of broken ear, called "Houttuynia cordata" in Mandarin, is a kind of Chinese medicine, but we all eat it as a dish. Many people like it, but few foreigners like it.
There is such a thing:
Coriander: The dialect is called "Xu Yan"
Meat: "rú" is pronounced in dialect, and some people say "ga ga" to children.
Rice: The dialect is "horse", so most of them are also for children. For example, let the children eat and say, "Have you eaten?"
There are too many details to enumerate.