The green bean sand is sweet

Sea belt green bean sand is the usual sugar water in the southern part of the Ridge. The green beans are glycerous, so they can fertilize. The sea belt is salty, soft and thin, and the water is dry. Ginger with warm and stomachs and humid leather so that sugar is not too cold. It can be used not only as a general health diet, but especially for the wet thermal and hemorrhoid populations. The soup is also equipped with stench grass, which is said to be called fragrance and to be able to urinate and disinfect the swelling. Unfortunately, I can't figure out what it is, but I can't figure out where to look for it. It's easy to cook soup, and green beans are easily fertilized and need not be immersed early. The sea belt is a little young, and when it comes out of the pot, it will be broken with two spoons. Sweet tan, if there's a fragrance。