Cantonese cuisine
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(a) Wind-shielding pond: The original reference was to a number of locations in Hong Kong in the last century where fishing vessels had been given temporary shelter from typhoons. Often located in the bays or harbours, access to the sea in the ponds is often blocked by seawalls, with ships entering and leaving only by narrow passages. Many fishers or descendants of water people live in water-sheltering ponds, creating a water culture that is different from the prevailing culture in Hong Kong. These local fishermen, who cook all kinds of seafood with garlic and chili, taste the sweetness of seafood while at the same time enjoying it, have evolved into a “wind-shielding pond” that is now popular. The essence of "scrambling" is the unique flavor of the garlic, which is unique in that it has a fragrance, which is so thin, and it combines it with spicy, spicy, spicy, spicy. Co-cooked with other foods, tasted in harmony and delicious. The fragrance of the ginger onion is soaked, it's so hot, it's so rich, it's so refreshing。