Shantou [1] jiao, another name for Qiu (xiè): ~ Zi. ~ boss. ~ white. Xinyu City, Jiangxi Province is also called Ye Qiu, with the sound of "yǐ qiāo", while Zhejiang Province is called qiáo Tou and Qiā o Zi (called Lion Onion here in Quzhou). It is a subspecies of Allium macrostemon. It is the underground bulb of perennial herbs in Liliaceae, with slender leaves, small purple flowers and edible tender leaves. Mature torreya grandis is big and full, white and glittering, spicy and tender, and contains many nutrients such as sugar, protein, calcium, phosphorus, iron, carotene and vitamin C. They are excellent cooking condiments and table accessories. DC dry head. It can strengthen stomach and eliminate phlegm, and treat chronic gastritis. According to Shennong's herbal classics, Shantou "treats gold sores and carbuncles, and is fit and not hungry, and is resistant to old age"; "Treat shaoyin syndrome, diarrhea, chest pain, lower breath, promote blood circulation, and prevent miscarriage."