So far, it is clear that it was the first time I met it in 2009 at a place called Bamboo Market, in Little India, Singapore, where I took a camera and asked the owner what it was, and he answered "LadyFinger". Seeing it again, it's at a small supermarket that I used to go to, and I'm impressed with, but I never bought it because I thought it was Indian food. I didn't realize until recently when I heard a friend talk about the autumn, it had such a beautiful Chinese name, it was so easy to cook, it was so nutritionally valuable, and now the whole world is eating the autumn, and it's the best way to taste it: steam, green akims with yellow and greasy garlic paste, fresh and fresh oil, and a nice, fast-hand dish。