The gravy is a cross-facing plant, a edible vegetable that is popular throughout the world. The so-called “welve weed” is known for its high nutritional value and its variety of food methods. It is of high medicinal value and has the effect of spleen, water, stop bleeding and purpose. The Chinese doctor considers cabbage to be mildly cold and to have a function such as graft, dysentery, urination and thermal detoxification, as complementary nutrients, blood purification, gastrointestinal decomposition, disease prevention and metabolism, suitable for general consumption. It's popular: "Fire, meat, bean curd." The sauerkrauts are winter foods, and together they are delicious, spleen-capable, antithermal, and intestinal oil。
It was said that the doctor of Namyang, San Zhang Zhang Zhang Zhang, had served as an official in Changsha, and that he had returned to his country when it was a snowy winter and a cold wind strangling. When he saw people on both sides of the South Yang White River with their own clothes uncovered and their ears frozen and their hearts were sore, he asked his disciples to set up a medical ward in South Yangdong, boil it with lamb, peppers and some anti-cool medicine in the pot, cut it out, make it look like an ear, then put it down in the pot and cook it up as a medicine for the people called "Cooling Orthopus". After eating, the folks' ears were cured. The practice of "frozen ears" is followed by the practice of imitating and eating in winter. Later, it was called "tips", or "baskets" and "shot dumplings", and people were told to eat winter dumplings. And cabbage is of high nutritional value, with the term “bread as good as cabbage”, and cabbage pork dumplings are the most classic dumplings。