Cinnamon

It's also related to marriage. In the eastern pits, in the tea hills, and along the towns, there are “pitanes” in the towns. In the old days, married men and women are more conservative than free love today. Every time a matchmaker brings a child to her home, if the parents agree to the marriage, she cooks sugar and doesn't dump it. The man saw the sugar on the table at the end, knowing that the relationship was not going to be dumped, and he did the job, and the big bowl of sugar was going to get better and better, eating one bowl and adding another to it, showing a willingness to make good things a double. If the woman does not agree to the marriage, then the sugar-cooked egg, which the man sees on the stage, is the sugar-cooked egg-sucking sugar, which is “dispersed”, so it is interesting to know that the marriage will not be entangled in the future, when the sugar-cracker, which is sweet in her mouth, is sore in her heart, sips it off and then leaves. Such a thing is very clear to the elderly people。