Autumn weather is dry, you must drink more soup and soup water, and you can dry your lungs. I particularly envy the families of the South who make soup every day and drink comfortably. We usually have a big pot of stew in the north, and very little soup. I like soup more myself, and I feel more comfortable with my stomach. We in the North prefer to make fast soup, which doesn't take long and slow, and we all know that the good soup in the South is the result of hours of slow stew, the release of nutrients, and the more plentiful. But our northern seafood soup is not bad, it's easy to make things easy, and it tastes good. The main food for seafood is seafood, which, as we all know, is a taste that cannot be cooked for long periods of time, but rather is made for a short time. It's like shrimp soup, greasy soup, white toad soup, bedding soup and so on. I made this crab-flavored shrimp soup this evening, and it's two kinds of food: crab-flavored mushrooms and prawns, with a little veggie, in a few minutes. Crab mushrooms are fungus, not to mention, they're particularly beautiful, making soup first, plus shrimp is really fresh! It's a bowl of soup and it's all good. Crab mushrooms are also particularly nutritious in the autumn, and they are rich in dietary fibres, which can function as intestines and can effectively address constipation while removing internal toxins and reducing serocholesterol. Crab mushrooms are also suitable food for all, and they also have vitamins and amino acids that help young people to think better