Dog's Tail Tip, a common wild vegetable in Northeast China, is a small matter when it comes to treating skin diseases

Every year from May to June, many wild fruits grow, and this month is also the peak season for wild vegetables in Northeast China. Today, the editor will introduce them to you.

Every May and June in Northeast China, hundreds of wild vegetables such as mountain celery, mountain cabbage, monkey legs, tender sprouts of Aralia elata, and tender sprouts of Chuanlonggu grow, allowing many food lovers to taste them to their heart's content.

But today, the editor wants to introduce a kind of natural thirst-quenching wild vegetable, known as "dog's tail tip", also called sour slip, but it is actually called sour ginger.

From its nickname, everyone can tell that its taste is sweet and sour, with very abundant moisture. This sour slip is also extremely rich in nutrients, and when used as medicine, it can also treat skin diseases and promote urination.