Shanxi's traditional delicacy, tuyu, is a kind of pasta.

Pork fish, this delicacy with a long history in Shanxi, is actually a kind of pasta. Its shape is pointed at both ends and a little fat in the middle, like small boats. Although it is simple in shape, its taste is very good.

It tastes slippery and a little chewy.

In fact, it is very simple to make. First, you need to prepare flour and water.

Gradually add the flour to the water and stir into a paste.

Then, use a special fish plate to squeeze the batter into the hot pot, cook it until it floats, and then take it out. Finally, you can add various seasonings according to your personal taste, such as vinegar, chili oil, sesame paste, etc. You can also add your own

Eat with your favorite vegetables or meat.

Topography and Landforms of Shanxi Province Shanxi Province is located on the east wing of the Loess Plateau in western North China. The overall landform is a mountainous plateau covered extensively by loess. The entire outline is slightly in the shape of a parallelogram diagonally from the northeast to the southwest.

The landform types are complex and diverse, including mountains, hills, plateaus, basins, terraces, etc., of which mountains and hills account for 80%, and plain river valleys such as plateaus, basins, and terraces account for 20%.

Most areas are above 1,000 meters above sea level. Compared with the North China Plain in the east, they appear to be strongly uplifted.

The highest point is Yedou Peak of Mount Wutai in the northeast, with an altitude of 3,058 meters, making it the highest peak in North China. The lowest point is where the Xiyang River enters the Yellow River in the southeast of Yuanqu County, Yuncheng, on the southern edge. The altitude is only 180 meters. The terrain has unusually high and low fluctuations. Shanxi Province

The territory has mountains, undulating hills, and ravines. The general terrain is two mountains sandwiching a river. The east and west sides are mountainous and hilly uplifts. The central part is a series of beaded basin subsidences, with plains distributed in between.