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It's hot and steamy, it's pink, it's old, it's horse hoof, it's chestnut, it's like a horse hoof. To call it a horse's hoof, referring only to its appearance; to say it's like a chestnut, not only in shape, but also because it tastes like a chestnut, its composition, its function is similar to that of a chestnut, and because it results in mud, it's called a chestnut. From time immemorial, Sydney's reputation was recognized by northerners as Gangnam. It's called "money onions" in the tide, because it looks like ancient money and looks like onions. Cultivation has been documented since West Han, since ancient times as the fruit of winter and winter, and it is written in this "The Lord takes the heat from thirst, warms the air, lays the stones and disinfects the wind." Remove the heat from the chest." Its meat is white, sweet and juicy, and it is delicious, both for fruit and vegetables. The tubers are rich in starch, which is used to feed, to cook or to extract starch, which tastes good; they are also provided with medicine, appetizer detoxification, digestion, and intestine. But because the platinum grows in the mud, with more bacteria and parasites both in the skin and inside, it is recommended that it be purified and made more edible, with fragrance and sweet cinnamon sugar, to produce a delicious and fast-growing dish in the steam