Chinese banquet
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Herbs and mushrooms, also known as orchid mushrooms, originated in the South China Temple of Guangdong, where we began to plant artificially 300 years ago. They were brought into the world by Chinese nationals in the early 1930s. They are an important tropical subtropical mushroom type. They are the third largest plant in the world, with the highest production of mushrooms in the world, mainly in South China. The mushrooms are nutritious and delicious. Every 100g mushroom contains 207.7 mg vitamin C, 2.6 g sugar, 2.68 g coarse protein, 2.24 g fat and 0.91 g grey. Herbal mushroom proteins contain 18 amino acids, of which 40.47-44.47 per cent are required. In addition, there are many mineral elements such as phosphorus, potassium and calcium. Herbs and mushrooms are known for their frequent growth in moist and rotting straw, and are produced in China, Japan, Taiwan and Taiwan. Fat, thick, short, smooth and tasteful