Following these two categories, if you query the Chinese translation of raspberry, you will generally get the translation results of "raspberry" or "raspberry"; If you query the Chinese translation of Blackberry, you will generally get the results of "raspberry" or "blackberry". According to my limited communication experience with manufacturers, sellers and researchers, most people agree to equate raspberry with raspberry (two synonymous translations of raspberry) and distinguish it from raspberry (that is, raspberry and blackberry are different)
According to the knowledge of small berries I have learned before, a very simple way to distinguish them is to look at the tail of the berries. Raspberry is usually hollow, and the whole berry can be seen from the tail; Blackberries, on the other hand, have less stalks, so their tails are closed, not hollow. In this way, when eating small berries again, the hollow ones are raspberries or raspberries, and the solid ones are raspberries.