Little birdie

Little birdie

The little bird known as Ivan became the mascot of the Serbian delegation ' s participation in the 2012 London Olympics, Ivan ' s lovely shape and form, giving Ivan a mutated shape, which his netizens hailed as "the most beautiful mascot in history". This mascot is a very rare hawk — Griffin vulture — which was in danger of extinction 20 years ago. Griffin's vultures can spread their wings up to three metres, meaning that Serbian Olympic sportsmen can show a faster and stronger state of play at the world's largest sporting event, the Olympics. Have you ever seen such a cute eagle? Looking at super-cooled birds, they like it, they want to do it, but it's a little complicated, and it's hot, and they haven't done it, and yesterday they made rice croquets. Super jelly! The London Centennial Olympics. Let's bring this blistering bird to this event with all the athletes for the 100-year gold medal. Come on, China
Potato ice mooncake

Potato ice mooncake

It's from Hong Kong. In the 1980s, icy mooncakes were sold in Hong Kong's markets, but at that time there was only one bakery. The main reason for this is that it runs counter to the traditional way in which it is made. Because all the traditional mooncakes are made of syrup, and the color is golden. And some of the raw materials for the ice-covered moon cakes are rice, and the made moon cakes look white and are kept in the freezer. I've done it once. It's so simple. Ha, I'm making mooncakes