What’s the taste of the brick and gray Xi’an city wall? If you want to add shelf life to “Taste of the City Wall”, can it be 1374?

Hu Xiaofen, the spokesman for the Xi’an City Wall, said: “‘City · One Three Seven Four’ ice cream, the main shape of its design is the shape of the Yongning Gate at the south gate of our city wall. So this number actually contains two meanings, one is that Xi’an City Wall was built in the 7th year of Ming Wanli, that is, 1374 AD; the second meaning is that the perimeter of the city wall reached 13.74 kilometers. “

Eating “South Gate” and walking around the city wall, do you want to try? This “taste of the city wall” isn’t just a manifestation. In order to make the taste worthy of shape, Xi’an City Wall Scenic Area has been looking for partners since 2019.

Hu Xiaofen: “In fact, the design, production, and planning of the ‘City Wall Taste’ ice cream have been fully launched since October 2019, it’s also to find Italian ice cream with a smooth, delicious, low-fat, and healthy taste, looking for excellent technical resources, such as Beijing, Zhejiang, Guangdong, and many other places. Finally, we decided to work with a company in Beijing to create this handmade Italian ice cream. “

“City Wall Taste” series ice cream has a variety of different shapes such as Xi’an City Wall, Datang Warrior, Datang Lady, etc. It is divided into the chocolate flavor, mango flavor, matcha flavor, strawberry flavor, and other flavors, each of which has its own name.

Hu Xiaofen: “The second more distinctive ice cream is the” Snow Guifei “. Its design is derived from the more popular hairstyle in the Tang Dynasty, and the third one is the shape of Tang Dynasty Yu Linjun, the shape highly restored to the image of the wall painted little samurai IP. “

When the Xi’an City Wall Tang Cultural Activity Season was launched on May 1, the “City Wall Taste” series of ice creams were put on the shelves at the same time. There will be 68 sales outlets throughout the city wall scenic area. During the one-month campaign season, you may also encounter “armor samurai” on the city walls.

Hu Xiaofen: ‘City Wall Warriors’ will also do a parade with tourists every day. At that time, we will also take ice cream to make a delivery and give you some benefits. There will also be some small painted Samurai’s IP shapes on the east side of the arrow tower, you can also hold ice cream and punch in with our little samurai.

Regarding ice cream prices: the cheapest “Yongning Gate” is 25 yuan, and the most expensive “Yulin Forest” is 28 yuan.

At present, Xi’an City Wall Scenic Area can be visited free of charge through real-name online reservations, and visitors who hold the City Wall Year Card do not need to make an appointment.

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Nanhaizi has historically been the largest wetland in Beijing, the royal hunting grounds of the Liao, Jin, Yuan, Ming, and Qing dynasties and the royal courts of the Ming and Qing dynasties. As early as the Ming dynasty, “Nanyouqiufeng” was listed as one of the “Ten Views of Yanjing” with Xishan Qingxue and others.

The park focuses on the construction of wetland landscapes, royal culture, elk protection, ecological leisure, and other functional areas, so that it can echo the Olympic culture in the north and the history and culture of the central city.

The planned area of the entire park is 11.65 square kilometers and it is the largest wetland park in Beijing. It is understood that the first phase of the park is only one-fifth of the entire park area, which is equivalent to four Summer Palaces.

In the park, there is an iconic “Nanyouqiufeng” stele, which is now partially restored in Nanhaizi Elk Garden. The 8-meter-high boulder stands beside the lake in the wetland landscape of the memorial park. On the front is the Qianlong handwriting “Nanyouqiufeng”. it forms a sharp contrast with the undulating reeds around it, which is both the stone of the scene and the finishing touch.

Walking in this “Big Mac” park is really a treat. The lake here is clear and transparent, and you can clearly see the free fish swimming under the water, which undoubtedly adds fun to the calm lake. Standing on a high place and looking into the distance, you can see that the green plants and the lake are shining together, and the beauty is like a fairyland.

When you come to Nanhaizi Park, the most attractive place is the Elk Garden. This is the first elk nature reserve in China that is mainly free-range. The elk was originally unique to China, but extinct in China around 1900. Now the elk in the park was imported from the UK.

Although Nanhaizi is no longer magnificent and glorious in the past, it’s vast, deep wild fun also has attractive charm, it is refreshing to be in it.

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On May 4th, the day of Youth Day, this news once reached the top of the hot search list.

Born in 1993, the girl builds her own business empire

This amazing news was revealed by a social platform blogger, Zhang Tejia. As can be seen from the video he produced, the protagonist of the story was sister D, born in 1993. Since 2013, she started investing in real estate at the age of 20. Today, in the Baiyun District of Guangzhou, she has 400 buildings and more than 10,000 rooms, and the monthly rental income of each building has reached 500,000 yuan.

Because there are too many houses, she often fails to recognize which one is her own. Later, special code boxes were installed in all of her houses, so that it could be better identified. If she wants to use the toilet when renting, just find a house with a password box.

According to Zhang Tejia, Sister D once claimed that if she sleeps in a room every day, she will have to sleep for 30 or 40 years before she finishes her sleep in a building in Guangzhou. Please note the focus: only Guangzhou, which means there are buildings in other areas.

Sister D said that in her third year of college, she bought the first building. It was very hard at first. She bought curtains, furniture, sanitation, and twisted legs, she did all by herself. When she got two or three buildings, she was too busy to start looking for assistants and later partners.

When do you feel like a rich woman? Sister D said: When you want to buy something, you can buy it even if it is a building.

The party’s appearance: Weibo is too exaggerated

A 27-year-old landlady actually made so much money! The news suddenly has blown up online, and some netizens began to account for Sister D: each building earns 500,000 a month, 400 buildings earn 200 million a month, and 2.4 billion a year … and some netizens ” Concerned about the tax issues of Sister D: Did you pay taxes with so much money?

On the morning of May 4, Sister D started a live broadcast and told her entrepreneurial story. When she was in college, Sister D’s family conditions were not particularly good. In order to live, she did various part-time jobs and had 6 jobs at most. After earning some money, Sister D used her vacation abroad to improve horizons. During the trip, she found that the homestays abroad were doing very well, while the domestic development was ordinary. After returning to China, he rented a 3-room house near the university, one for herself and two for others. Sister D also found someone to make a house listing website, specifically collecting listing information of houses.

In the first few years before the peak of Internet entrepreneurship, Sister D also made a running app, but it was a big waste of money. After graduating from college, Sister D not only did not make money but also indebted more than 2 million.

After the debt, Sister D was determined to make a stable money-making project. She began to choose to work as a housing agency. The previous listing website helped her a lot because there was a lot of information about homeowners. Later, she chose to make a long-term rental apartment. After the lease of the first building was obtained, she changed the long-term rental house into a short-term house and operated very well. Later, she made a second building and a third building. “If you don’t have enough money, find friends you know to invest and cooperate.”

Sister D emphasized that the vast majority of these hundreds of buildings were leaseholds, and only more than 10 buildings were bought on her own. The money she recovered was continuously invested in the leaseholds for building purchases. The earning money is not as exaggerated as what is said online. “The video says that I earn 500,000 yuan per building. In fact, I am talking about earning a maximum of 500,000 yuan, some earning tens of thousands, and even losing money.”

Sister D said that due to the epidemic this year, the house is not very easy to rent. She also wants to use the live broadcast to rent houses on the platform.

After listening to Sister D’s live broadcast, netizens like and praise! “Anyway, this is the goddess.” “Representative of positive energy!”

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For almost 70 days in stranding Wuhan, I ate instant noodles every day, and sometimes even picked up a box lunch that others don’t want; my phone was down for ten days and I could n’t contact my family; I was ousted by the boss because I could n’t afford the rent that 50 yuan a day, I called the mayor hotline many times for help…

These are the two most sad months of my life.

New Year’s Eve, I slept next to the ATM

Before the Spring Festival this year, I visited my brother’s family from Inner Mongolia to Huanggang, Hubei. I had planned to go to Huangzhou with my brother’s family, and take a train from Huangzhou to return to Inner Mongolia for Chinese New Year.

My brother booked the ticket online in advance and arrived in Inner Mongolia on January 21. I couldn’t get a direct train. I planned to go from Huanggang to Wuhan first, take a train to Beijing, and then return from Beijing to Inner Mongolia.

On the 22nd, I stayed at a seven-day hotel in Wuhan and waited to go to Beijing the next day.

On the 23rd, as soon as I woke up, I rushed to Wuchang Railway Station, but at this time the city closure order had been issued, and the city was very congested. When I arrived at the station, the train was already running. In this way, I was stranded in Wuhan. I did not expect that the stay would be 70 days.

On the New Year’s Eve of the 24th, the seven-day hotel I stayed closed and the waiter invited all the guests out.

I dragged my suitcase and wandered around the city for a long time and couldn’t find a place to stay, so I had to sleep at the bank’s ATM for one night. Head was resting on the box, two old clothes were added to my body, and I called my parents at night to report safety. I was afraid they were worried and didn’t say that I was sleeping outside.

On the first day of the new year, I walked from Jianghan Road to Jiqing Street in Jiang’an District and finally found a small hotel willing to accept me, 50 yuan a night, no meals, only a kettle in the room, the bed is facing the toilet, the toilet has no door.

I had 400 yuan left at the time.

After eating the remaining box lunch, I lost 20 pounds

As soon as I checked into the hotel, I was registered on the street community and included in the daily checklist.

The doors to the shops on the street were closed, and the entire city was so disturbingly quiet, hearing ambulances whistled past the windows every day. Other than buying food, I hardly go out.

Only a few shops are still open, but the front door is closed, open the back door secretly.

I bought eggs and instant noodles, a pack of a few cents, and found a small electric cooker. I cooked instant noodles in an electric cooker and eggs in a hotel’s kettle, almost every day.

After paying the room rate and buying instant noodles, I had little money left. Once I had vomited, I ordered meals, this is the only takeaway I ordered during the two months, so delicious!

I also bought 12 steamed bread for 20 yuan. As an Inner Mongolian person, what I miss most is this stuttering food in my hometown, but after two days of gimmicks, it broke.

On February 1st, I called the Mayor’s Hotline in Wuhan, hoping to stay in a hotel for detained people in other places. The next day, the hotline called back and registered my situation, but there were no follow-up arrangements.

A stranded girl from outside told me that if she applied for community volunteers, she could get free box lunch. I immediately petitioned the community but there was no clear response.

Helplessly, I called the community director and asked to eat the leftover boxed lunch, brought the cool food back to hot and ate again. If not for the desperate, who would like to have leftovers?

Fortunately, at the beginning of February, the 2,000-yuan stranded rescuer’s assistance was put down, plus the 1,000 yuan that was later reissued, the total government assistance I received was 3,000.

In mid-February, I developed fever symptoms, and I initially determined that it was caused by inflammation of the gums. When the community came to do the health registration, the director did not list me as a suspected case. I locked myself in the hotel and never went out. Fortunately, my symptoms improved after taking anti-inflammatory and antipyretic drugs.

For more than two months, I lost weight from 150 to 130, due to lack of nutrition and lost a tooth.

I couldn’t afford the rent, the boss kicked me out of the hotel

Soon, the rent of Ruixiang Hotel expired. The boss took into consideration the special circumstances and only told me to make up the rent in the future. However, the arrears were long, and the hotel owner began to frequently charge for the rent, my ID was seized after no results.

I can understand the situation of the boss. He is not rich, and it is justified to owe money. But all I can do is IOU.

At that time, I had only 380 yuan in WeChat change, which was from a strange netizen.

The hotel owner wanted to take my mobile phone as a mortgage, so I had to transfer him 300 yuan, leaving 80 yuan for living expenses. He told me that I had to make up the rent within 2 days, or he would have to kick me out of the hotel.

In those few days, I was trembling, and in the eyes of the epidemic storm, I was very helpless and hopeless.

On March 19th, I went downstairs to ask when the staff in Wuhan could unblock and met the hotel owner again. The boss asked me if I had borrowed the money these days. I honestly answered no. I hoped to continue writing the IOU and asked him to let me live.

The boss was furious, and at 10 am he kicked me out of the hotel and community.

Calling the Mayor’s Hotline, I met good people

On the streets again, I remembered calling the mayor’s hotline, but the mobile phone owed money, stopped. I dialed 10001 to explain my situation to the telecommunication human customer service, who gave me the right to make and receive calls, which is only valid for 24 hours.

After opening the mayor’s hotline, the street called at 1 pm, and only gave me a call to another help agency. I was hungry and dragged my luggage aimlessly on the street.

Passing a big stall called “Mingming Old Brand” in Jiqing Folk Street, the boss invited me when he saw me dragging the suitcase, comforted and encouraged me, and even said, “They don’t care about you, I care!

The boss’s surname is Zhu. He made egg fried rice for me and cooked a fish. This is the best meal I’ve had since staying in Wuhan. He also bought me some bread and fruits.

The distress of life, the kindness of strangers, and the criticisms I have suffered have mixed my feelings. I never thought that I would live such a wandering and hopeless life. I regret coming to Wuhan and worrying about never going back to my hometown.

Thinking of elderly parents, I can’t help crying. My brother’s family is not rich. A few years ago, my brother was disabled by an electric shock while working in the factory. His own small home was difficult to maintain.

Waiting until 8:30 pm, a community police officer helped me coordinate with the hotel owner, who promised to let me stay. I am grateful to send a WeChat message to the staff in the community, willing to stand guard and move goods for trading a shelter.

Stranded people heating each other, discussing how to “escape” Wuhan

There are still many people stranded in Wuhan around us. Through Weibo and WeChat groups, everyone is sharing their sad experiences every day. Some sleep in the car for two months, some have mild depression, some have been kicked out by relatives …

I’m fairly lucky, some stranded foreigners haven’t received the bailout money.

On March 22, Wuhan announced that it would usher in the unblocking on April 8. There were more than 400 people in the “group 3 of people stranded in Wuhan” where we were no longer complaining, instead, we discussed how to “escape” Wuhan.

“Ask Wuhan if the train station can leave now?”

“I came out of Wuhan from Baiquan Toll Station in Dongxihu District!”

“The Qintai Toll Station only needs to receive the certificate or the Provincial Resumption of Work Certificate and the green code to release it, hurry up if you have a car!”

…

At the end of March, one after another drop out of the group. A friend who returned to his hometown smoothly took a walk through the guide, some people spontaneously set up a convoy to escort stranded people out of Wuhan.

Going back to Huanggang’s brother’s house in Hubei is the best choice. I am inquiring about the policy every day, but Huang Gang can’t accept me without proof of residence. Inner Mongolia does not accept people from Wuhan for the time being. I can only wait for Wuhan to unblock it on April 8th and try to find a way.

In the past two days, Wuhan has gradually returned to normal. Many shopping malls and breakfast shops have begun to operate, and the streets are becoming more and more lively. Some days ago, the community sent me a fish for free. I cleaned up the fish with small scissors and cooked it in a rice cooker for two meals, seemed to survive in the wilderness.

On March 29, a Wuhan friend named Jiang learned of my encounter and drove 30 kilometers to deliver instant noodles and bread, and paid me for the call.

When it’s time to get out of town, one of the things I want to do most is to eat a big steamed bread, then go back to Huanggang to find a job, and find a secure job.

(The characters involved are all pseudonyms)

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The Qinling Giant Panda Breeding Research Center has more than 300 rare animals such as giant pandas, golden monkeys, magpies, and takin.

According to the prevention and control plans, the center closed the upper and lower parks, prohibiting outsiders from entering and leaving, and increasing the disinfection intensity and density of gatekeepers, parks, feeding areas, animal enclosures, and other places.

In order to ensure the safety of rare animals such as giant pandas, the center has formulated emergency measures for the supply of bamboo and animal feed.

Relevant staff members are on call 24 hours a day to ensure the timely delivery of feed.

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This makes “Qinghua Bailutan” particularly fresh and beautiful, river, flower and tree, showing a picture of the Spring countryside landscape.

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At 12 noon, Huang Shan welcomed the first and only tourist after reopening in the scenic that day. It can be described as an “exclusive” beauty in the literal sense.

There have been no new confirmed or suspected coronavirus cases in Huangshan City for more than 20 days.

At present, Huang Shan Scenic has resumed opening. The daily opening hours are from 8 am to 4 pm, and receptions of daily visitors are no more than 10,000.

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Every spring, walk from North Square to "Da Ci En Temple". Peach and pear blossoms covered with branches along the way, swaying, when spring breeze blows, petals rise in the air.

• Datang Sleepless City

We meet here after a long retreat, enjoying "holding hands", "screaming" like a child, and making new friends across the country.

• Qujiang Pond

Qujiang Pond is a place full of vitality. The flowers here are floating and delicate, and there are the freshest air and softest green.

Here, "Spring River Plumbing Duck Prophet" and the swans in Qujiang Pond also dance ballet on the water.

• Datang Lotus Garden

Here is full of spring, and the sweet smell of flowers permeates the air.

• Daming Palace

Relax, standing behind the team and playing Tai Chi, stretching your legs.

• Xi’an City Wall

Coming to the roots of the city wall, hitting Tai Chi in the morning, strolling in the afternoon. 

• Louguantai

• Meipo Lake

Don't say that you have no time, just go where that you want most!

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It took ten years to build the Great Wall from west Gansu to east Liaodong, across the entire northern Qin Dynasty, over 10,000 kilometers in the north.

When the Emperor Han Wu of the Han Dynasty, the Xiongnu invaded the Han Dynasty’s border, Qing Wei and Qubing Huo repelled the Xiongnu’s attack, then strengthened the old Great Wall of Qin Dynasty, and extended the length to the northwest to Yumenguan.

In the early Ming Dynasty, Ming Taizu, Yuanzhang Zhu sent general Da Xu to supervise and expand the Great Wall in order to prevent the Mongolian offensive. Xu not only repaired the original Great Wall, but also added many enemies, customs, and beacon towers along the line. Juyongguan, Yanmenguan, Shanhaiguan, were all built at this time.

The Badaling Great Wall north of Beijing was built at this time. The Great Wall was built for more than 200 years in the Ming Dynasty and finally completed the 12,700-mile Great Wall from east Yalu River to west Jiayuguan.

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However, an epidemic caused by COVID-19 has made the city empty.

At 6:00 am, one gate of a community in Xi’an, “prohibited” is the word seen most recently.

At 7:00 am, the convenience market of Fengdeng Road in the western suburbs usually resume business in the past, but now there are no people.

At 8:00 am, due to the control implementation of the special period, the bus departure interval is 1 hour, and it is difficult to see a bus on the road.

At 9:00 am, on the West Second Ring Road, this road was once known as the top ten congested roads in Xi’an. Nowadays, few cars are visible during the morning rush hour, and only the courier passing by occasionally.

At 10:00 am, “Kaiyuanmen”, Xi’an Subway Line 1, and everyone who took the subway should take a temperature measurement, inquire, and register.

At 11:00 am, the wall of lotus lake park was demolished, and the small entrance has been closed to strengthen the management of special events.

At 11:30 am, a hotel in Xi’an posted a “closed business” notice. In order to control the spread of the epidemic, the hotel industry must set an example.

At 12:00 am, the Daming Palace was closed, and only a few pedestrians hurried past Danfeng Gate.

At 1:00 pm, Beiyuanmen Fengqing Street, except for the residents, there are no tourists and all the restaurants are closed.

At 1:30 pm, Overlooking the Bell Tower, What do you see?

At 2:00 pm, in the middle of the year, few people can be seen in the Capital Temple.

At 3:00 pm, Luoma City Pedestrian Street is not closed, but all the shops are closed and there are no pedestrians on the street.

At 4:00 pm, the gate of Book Academy was controlled, and the temperature registration was required, but few people came and went.

At 5:00 pm, the south square of Wild Goose Pagoda is now extremely quiet.

At 6:00 pm, Xiaozhai Saige Plaza almost has no customers.

At 8:00 pm, the tunnel of Bell Tower underground, entrance is closed, and no one enters the subway exit.

At 9:00 pm, Subway Line 3 has not confiscated, but people mistakenly think that they are on the last train.

At 24:00 pm, the southeast city corner tunnel, the taxi driver took away the last passenger and was rushing home. The driver said it’s the 11th day of the first month today, but the night is as deserted as the New Year’s Eve.

In the face of the epidemic, Nanshan Zhong reminded everyone that as an ordinary people, the best way is not to go out, and to close yourself is to isolate the virus so that the virus has no chance to spread.

In order to get through this crisis, Shaanxi has initiated a first-level emergency response to public health emergencies. Major attractions have been temporarily closed. China ’s annual activities have been canceled. Schools and units have postponed the resumption of work and study.

Today, we do see the unity of Xi’an Consistent and positive attitude.

This is also the empty city Xi’an we are experiencing, which brings us the most significance!

However, during the cold winter of the epidemic, the construction site of the Xi’an Public Health Center project has gathered hundreds of workers who are devoting themselves to the construction and strive to deliver it after a period of 8 days.

No difficulty is insurmountable. Everyone ’s dedication will be warm that warm people’s hearts.

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According to reports, at present, the vital signs of patient Zhang are stable, and the close contacts tracked are undergoing medical observation.

As a result, the Tibet Autonomous Region has not reported any new confirmed or suspected cases for eight consecutive days.

Chinese netizens: hope more good news like this!

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The reporter learned from the tourism Development Department of the Tibet Autonomous Region on January 27 that, starting from January 27, 2020, the region’s tourist attractions will be temporarily closed to receive tourists, and the opening hours will be announced separately.

According to reports, this decision is based on the need to prevent and control the epidemic of COVID-19. In order to effectively cut off the virus transmission in Tibet, do a good job of preventing and controlling epidemics in tourist attractions in the region to avoid cross-infection caused by tourists.

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It is mainly a kind of artistic conception. When the white snow falls on red tiles of the Forbidden City, it would be a dream returning to the Ming and Qing Dynasties. At that time, the Forbidden City looked like this.

Where do we go on a snowy day? The Forbidden City is absolutely the right choice.

Beiping is the old name of Beijing.

The world Beiping originally originated from Yan Guozhi’s right Beiping County during the Warring States Period.

On January 31, 1949, Beiping was peacefully liberated.

On September 27, 1949, Beiping was changed to Beijing.

Sometimes, the Forbidden City will transform into a “zoo” after snow.

Look, the fences on banks of the Jinshui River have become Snowman Contest in the Forbidden City.

Little cats, little rabbits, little turtles, big bears and big white wolves …

People use their own ideas and make full use of existing materials at hand. Even if it is a leaf, they can also equip cute beasts with a set of cool clothes.

The Forbidden City became an interesting “zoo”.

Look at these cute animals made by tourists, which one do you like best?

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Frozen pear is the typical one, and also the natural healthy food during the Chinese New Year.

It is understood that the Heishan County, Jinzhou, Liaoning Province is the main production area of local apple-pear, the frozen pears have a sweet taste, and slag-free.

In the past, most of the frozen pears eaten by people in Northeast China were naturally frozen outdoors, now many of them are frozen in cold storage.

How to froze pear?

In the past, pear farmers in the Northeast region generally packed pears picked in autumn in boxes or large baskets and allowed them to freeze naturally.

In order to prevent cracking during the freezing process, a layer of water was sprayed on the pear surface to make water condense into thin ice and prevent water loss in the cracked fruit.

After little snow solar term, the temperature in the northeast has been very low, and fresh fruits have begun to decrease. The open-air wholesale market is suitable for frozen pears. These pears won’t be rot or thaw and are very popular.

Frozen pear is a kind of gift to the Northeast people. Frequent eating of frozen pear can relieve phlegm, cough, and is also suitable for the dry weather in the Northeast.

How to eat pear?

You can eat it directly, which is how most people choose to eat. This kind of raw food is not directly simmered, but first soaked in cold water to “thaw”, you can also “thaw” it in a microwave oven.

After the ice has completely turned into water, you can bite directly. The process of slowly freezing the frozen pears in the water by people in Northeast China is called “Huan” in Chinese. In the “Huan” process, the pulp may become slurry, which can be directly sucked.

You can also use frozen pear as ice cream, first, remove the black skin on the outside, and then stir the crushed ice with the pulp to taste like pear smoothies.

Both are Wonderful taste! Welcome to China in winter to taste this kind of particular and delicious fruit

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