The pinyin of "mulberry" is "sāng shèn", where "mulberry" means mulberry tree and "葚" means the fruit of mulberry tree. This word means the fruit of the mulberry tree in Chinese, which is also a common fruit.

"Mulberry" is widely cultivated in southern and southwest China, and it is also a very popular and valued fruit because it is rich in vitamin C and other nutrients. It can be eaten fresh or made into preserves, jams, juices, teas and other foods.

In Chinese, "mulberry" also has some cultural connotations and symbolic meanings. In ancient poems and songs, mulberry is often used to describe the scenery and folk culture of ancient times. It is regarded as a symbol full of life and culture. In addition, "mulberry" in Chinese also means "fruit and nectar" "These two words nectar and fruit (mulberry) combined together mean: life-long and happy prosperity (life-long happiness and good luck)".

In short, the pinyin of "mulberry" is "sāng shèn", which is not only closely related to the food culture of southern and southwest China, but also reflects the connotation and value of fruit and life in Chinese civilization. By learning and understanding the pinyin and cultural connotation of "mulberry", we can better understand and experience the diversity and beauty of Chinese culture, while also promoting cultural exchanges and enhancing friendship and peace among humans.