The raspberry (scientific name: Rubus idaeus) is a woody plant of the genus Hanger, family Rosaceae, and is a fruit with a sweet and sour flavor and barbed thorns on the branches of the plant. Raspberries are known by a number of aliases, such as: hangerberry, raspberry, raspberry berry, raspberry, raspberry, wild berry, raspberry, and cassis. The fruit of the raspberry is a polymerized fruit, red, gold and black, used as a fruit in Europe and the U.S. It is abundantly distributed but little known in China, cultivated only in small quantities in northeastern China, and is relatively rare in the market. The raspberry plant can be used as medicine and has a variety of medicinal values, and its fruit has the effect of tonifying the kidneys and aphrodisiacs. Raspberry oil belongs to the unsaturated fatty acids, can promote the prostate secretion of caustic hormone.