What oranges do you eat? Get some orange peel and soak it in water. Who said that?

"What do you eat oranges? Get some orange peel to soak in water "is what grandpa said in Lao She's Camel Xiangzi."

This is a sentence grandpa said to his grandson. If someone says so, he means that he is your grandfather and he regards you as his grandson.

This stalk comes from Zhu Ziqing's back. The father told his son not to walk around on the platform. He went to buy some oranges. So as long as it's about orange stalks, it's almost always related to the father-son relationship.

About the stems of oranges.

1, "Sweep the orange peel"-there are too many orange peels.

2, "lift your feet"-lift your feet and sweep the orange peel.

3. "Sign the orange skin, as long as the meat is clean, cut into broken nails, fried with chicken, dried with chicken breast, fragrant mushrooms, new bamboo shoots, mushrooms and spiced rotten fruits, all cut into Queena Ding, stewed with chicken soup, collected sesame oil, mixed with rotten oil and sealed in a porcelain jar"-to paraphrase the diet of A Dream of Red Mansions.