There is a custom of eating three treasures in summer solar terms. Guess which of the following is included?

Eating Sambo in summer refers to Sambo food in summer, including Monopterus albus, lotus root and mung bean sprouts. Monopterus albus is beneficial to qi and blood, nourishing liver and kidney. Lotus root can clear away heat and promote fluid production, strengthen the spleen and stop diarrhea, and mung bean sprouts can clear away heat and detoxify.

Summer is the eleventh of the twenty-four solar terms, at the end of the afternoon and the beginning of the month. The sun reaches longitude 105 degrees, and the festival is held on July 6-8 of the Gregorian calendar every year.

Summer means hot, a little hot, not very hot. Although light summer is not the hottest season in a year, it is followed by the hottest solar term in a year. There is a folk saying that "it is hot in summer and hot in summer, and it is steamed and cooked". Many places in China have entered the season with the most thunderstorms since summer.

Other customs of summer solar terms:

1, the custom of "eating new things"

In the past, there was a folk custom of "eating fresh food" in the south of China in summer. "Eating fresh food" means grinding newly beaten rice and wheat into powder and making various cakes and noodles, which are shared by neighbors and villagers to express their wishes for a bumper harvest. At the same time, these new products should also be prepared as sacrifices to ancestors. Please bless the good weather. ?

Step 2 Eat jiaozi

In northern China, there is a saying that "jiaozi covers his head with two volts, and pancakes spread eggs with three volts". Eating jiaozi on the head is a traditional custom. Fukui people have poor appetite and are often thinner than usual, which is called bitter summer. In traditional customs, jiaozi is a food to stimulate appetite. Jiaozi has always been the favorite food of people in the vast northern areas. As the saying goes, "Nothing tastes better than jiaozi".