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Last week, uncalled for microblogging claims that the market will ban the sale of bullfrogs (which has been rumoured), coupled with the recent impression that it has been hard for home-based netizens to see the presence of bullfrogs, a time of online mourning, saying that “I am now more upset than the bullfrogs in the pot”. Since the introduction of bullfrogs from Cuba in 1959, a wide range of farming has been promoted in the 1990s, making them an important specialty product of our aquaculture. Despite its poor appearance, the cow frog meat is delicious and a healthy food of high protein, low fat and low cholesterol. At the same time, oxen frog meat has a high medicinal value, which is smooth, odourful and counterproductive。