Citation explanation:

Wowotou See "Wowotou". Quote "Snow White, Yinniusi, Two in-laws Talk Back": "The nest on the barnyard grass is made of jujube." Ruan Zhangjing's poem "Zhanghe River Water": "The shopkeeper eats pancakes and gnaws chaff for me."

Network explanation:

Wowo (semi-circle made of vegetables and noodles together) is a semi-circle made of vegetables and noodles together, with a hollow pasta in the middle, which is often called Wowotou. Ordinary vegetables, elm, and Sophora japonica can be used as nests. Because there is a small nest in the middle. The food nest is light yellow, usually with diced pork and Ding Fuzhi. It's delicious.

You can use wowo to make sentences and explain them more clearly!

1, a piece of gold cake will cost 38 articles, and other things, such as flower rolls, honey steamed bread and wowotou, are not cheap either, but! Delicious, those people are willing to buy it.

2, the golden nest and the silver nest are not comparable to the poor nest in my hometown.

3, then hurriedly wash your hands and wipe your face, sit at the table and grab a jujube nest and pick it up.

4. Flower Lantern Longan, Aiwowo, Jam Golden Cake, Two-color water chestnut cake.