Chickens are rich in vitamins and irons, re-educed and eaten with the advantage that they do not contain too much cholesterol, as is the case with livestock organs, and are rich in protein. The occasional consumption of chicken is also of some nutritional value and is good for the body. The nutritional value of chicken is mainly reflected in the various internal organs of the chicken. A proper diet of chickens protects the heart, protects myocardial cells, prevents or mitigates heart palsy, heart rate disorders, suits the colourless, loss of red-hot, cold-footed people, and supplements the heart and calm nerves。
The octopus is one of the first courses of Shanghai food I've come across, and it's a perfect expression of Shanghai's oily caviar. It's soft and sweet, it's fat and it's not obstinate, but it's in there. By definition, it means that the duck has a lot of content in his belly, but not less than 20 things I've seen. All kinds of food, flying in the sky, swimming in the water, long mountains and buried in the earth, are covered in rice, which absorbs the essence of the food, and is gradually full. From this duck, you can see Shanghai, you can see Heinawakawa, you can see the culture of the sea, you can see Shanghai, you can see the people who work hard, you can see the atmosphere。