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Wuhan base sells 400 jin of perilla a day: how to eat it, its benefits, and its growing value
Recently I came across something interesting: a growing base in Wuhan sells nearly 400 jin of perilla every day! The comment section immediately lit up with discussion. Some said, "Other than stir-frying with snails, I have no idea how else to eat it, and there's a dense patch of it right at the door." Others asked, "Besides adding flavor, does this stuff have any other uses?"
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Plum blossoms are blooming everywhere in Wuhan, filling the city with fragrance
Recently, Wuhan has entered the season when plum blossoms are in full bloom, with flowers opening everywhere. They can be seen in every street and alley of Wuhan. It is understood that Wuhan has nearly 100,000 plum trees. For example, plum blossoms can be seen in some of Wuhan's popular parks, such as Zhuyehai Park, East Lake Plum Garden, Nanlou, Kuihe
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Cycad Blooms and Bears Fruit, Only to Be Picked: Wuhan Hospital Gardener Alarmed
Cycad blooms, what's the next line? A mute speaks. ▽As the saying goes: "Cycad blooms, a mute speaks" - meaning it is truly rare for a cycad to bloom. Cycad blooming often follows no pattern, and the blooms are hard to see, hence there is also the saying...
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Wuhan Mantis Shrimp Market Price and Its Difference from Mantis Shrimp and Artificial Breeding Methods
The mantis shrimp is also known as pipa shrimp, pipixia, xia pazi, xia gong tuozi, lai niao xia, mantis shrimp, and xia gu. It is distributed in shallow water mud and sand or rock crevices near the coast. So how much is the Wuhan mantis shrimp market price per jin? Is it the same as the mantis shrimp? Can it be artificially bred?
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Wuhan Fully Bans the Eating of Wild Animals: A Look at the Scope of the Ban and Bans in Other Places
The COVID-19 pandemic has once again turned attention to the wild animals that end up on dining tables, and recently, Wuhan issued a document confirming a full ban on eating wild animals! So which animals fall within the scope of the ban? And what other places have issued policies to ban the eating of wild animals? Below
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What flowers are suitable for growing in Wuhan? Introduction to the city flower and city tree
1. Climatic characteristics of Wuhan. Wuhan has a northern subtropical monsoon climate, with four distinct seasons, hot and rainy summers, and cold, damp winters. Therefore, given Wuhan's climatic characteristics, it is relatively suitable to plant moisture-loving plants, such as Monstera deliciosa, Adiantum, and gardenia
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What flowers are suitable for growing in Wuhan, and what are the city flower and city tree
What flowers are suitable for growing in Wuhan, and what are the city flower and city tree
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Wuhan Lingquan Temple seeks kindred spirits to share its bounty of vegetables, but 3 hours later it ends up humbly begging for mercy
During the pandemic, many have been affected and chosen to produce for self-rescue; there are kindergartens selling grilled skewers, cinemas selling popcorn, and temples are no exception. @Wuhan Lingquan Temple during the pandemic cleared land to grow vegetables, and unexpectedly planted so much that they couldn't finish eating them all. Yesterday (the 10th) it posted on Weibo sincerely inviting locals
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Wuhan Pneumonia 0319"Nationwide panic buying of supplies, yet leafy vegetables alone won't sell, trading price down to just 40% of last year's, farmers urge everyone to eat more vegetables
Wuhan Pneumonia 0319"Nationwide panic buying of supplies, yet leafy vegetables alone won't sell, trading price down to just 40% of last year's, farmers urge everyone to eat more vegetables
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Wuhan Pneumonia 0319"Panic buying of supplies nationwide, yet leafy vegetables alone won't sell, farm-gate prices down to just 40% of last year, farmers urge everyone to eat more vegetables
Wuhan Pneumonia 0319"Panic buying of supplies nationwide, yet leafy vegetables alone won't sell, farm-gate prices down to just 40% of last year, farmers urge everyone to eat more vegetables
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