Milk mountain medicine

It seems that the annual round of soup will never change again. Always trying to add a little bit of a difference to what's been repeated. Actually, there's something that doesn't seem to make any difference. It can have a different meaning. What difference can be made to a white round of tunics, except for the pie? Milk mountain medicine, milk in the noodles, does not look very different from ordinary white-skin soup, but the skin is very different. That's a good idea. Iron Stick Mountain medicine, which is fine-crushed into mud, is used to minimize the presence of particles. Don't worry about the smell of milk, but a little bit of it, but it's not sesame. Conspiracy succeeds。