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There is a saying in the tide that: “No foot can be found in the shell” or “no slave can be found in the shell”. Feet stubbles are used by the stowaways before plastic slippers are available, and slave boys mean children. The meaning of these two words is that people tend to eat thin shells and throw out more empty shells than hide wood or children. The thin shells are delicious and of high nutritional value, and many of the most frequent shellfish appear at the tide table, bearing the memory of countless tides of the smell of home. It's normal for a thin shell to go hand-scrambling, three or five minutes for a plate, so what are you waiting for。