1. Dictyophora dictyophylla

Dictyophora dictyophylla is a kind of cryptophyte parasitic on the roots of dead bamboo, and its shape is slightly like a net-shaped dried white snakeskin. It has a dark green cap, a snow-white cylindrical stipe and a pink egg-shaped volva. At the top of the stipe, there is a fine white net skirt spread down from the cap, and the whole thallus looks very beautiful, colorful, rare and precious, so it is called the "Snow Skirt Fairy".

2. Lotus root in Jingtang

Legend has it that hundreds of years ago, the lotus root here was one of the tributes to the imperial court, so the fame of the lotus root in Jingtang was not only revealed to the world today, but was already famous in ancient times. The villagers in Jingtang cooked the lotus root in Jingtang in the most traditional way, and boiled the pig's gizzard with the lotus root in Jingtang. The boiled soup was rich in lotus root fragrance, and the lotus root powder was slightly waxy and sticky. After drinking one or two bowls of lotus root soup, they felt comfortable all over. The opening season of the pond is just one week before the annual "winter solstice", and Jingtang lotus root is an indispensable "example dish" on the table of local villagers.

3. Babao Douchi

Linyi Babao Douchi is famous in Kyushu. Babao Douchi is made from black beans, eggplant, fresh ginger, almonds, perilla leaves, fresh pepper, sesame oil and white wine, so it is called Babao Douchi.

4. Ilex kudingcha

Ilex kudingcha is a valuable tea material, which was a tribute to the court in the Tang Dynasty. It has a long drinking history and comes from the leaves of Ilex macrophylla, a plant of Ilex. After boiling water is boiled, the stretched leaves are broadly lanceolate and egg-lanceolate, with serrated edges. The infusion tastes bitter, and the strong ones are unbearable, which is different from Xitong tea. Fragrant and bitter, then sweet and cool.

5. Snow Clam Cream

chinese forest frog grows in the hilly and cold gully region of Changbai Mountain forest region in northeast China. Snow Clam Cream is a nutrient substance in the oviduct of female Rana chensinensis, and its dried products show oily luster. After soaking, the dried products show paste, which is called "soft gold".