The tongue is the only organ in the human body that can sense taste. However, the tongue can not only feel the taste, but also remember the taste.

Everyone’s tongue is different, so their favorite tastes are also different. For example, Xiong Ran likes spicy food, while Liu Xinni likes light food and other different flavors. As for me? I prefer salty food, so my mother jokingly said: "If you like salty food so much, the soy sauce is almost gone. You can go and make soy sauce from now on!"

My hometown is in Zhanjiang, in The village where I live has a delicacy called "Laba La". When I first heard the name, I thought it was quite fresh, so I bought one: the recipe is actually very simple, just some tofu and some chili peppers. Just soy sauce, green onions, soybeans and homemade ingredients. It doesn't look spicy at all, but it smells delicious, but... I was stupid at that time and picked up a spoon and picked up a piece of tofu and put it in my mouth. When it touched my tongue, it seemed to tremble. I mistakenly thought that my tongue liked the taste, so I put all the tofu into my mouth at once. The passers-by looked at me in surprise.

Just when I was feeling triumphant, I felt a "cooling" that I had never experienced before on my tongue. That fresh feeling made my whole body tremble. (This "cooling" could not be tolerated I can’t afford it!) This "feeling" immediately turned into numbness, and the whole tongue seemed to be numb, as if it was petrified, and I couldn’t move. Then, I bought another bottle of 500 ml mineral water. I drank it as soon as I bought it. Even though I knew it wouldn't cure the numbness, I still drank it vigorously. The bottle of water was immediately empty.

Looking back now, my tongue seems to be crying again, and it seems to have become "soft" again! The "La Bala" on the tip of my tongue retains my few memories of my hometown. Couldn't it be our paradise that our parents used to play in when they were young? I hope that the taste on the tip of the tongue can tie the wanderers away from their hometown.