Why do Yunnan people insist on eating mushrooms knowing that they will be poisoned?

Because people in Yunnan know what bacteria can be eaten and how to save themselves.

First of all, be familiar with what kind of bacteria can be eaten. In fact, Yunnan people themselves are not clear. After all, two-thirds of the country's wild mushrooms are in Yunnan, with more than 200 species, and immortals can't tell them apart. Don't eat blindly if you can't tell the difference, or you may become immortal after eating one bite.

Generally speaking, sluts are poisonous. For example, big red, indigo, purple and turquoise, no matter how hungry you are, it is not recommended to try. If you take a bite, your life may be about to enter the countdown. The most common edible fungi are Dictyophora, Dictyophora, Tricholoma matsutake, Coprinus comatus, Tricholoma, Boletus, chanterelle, Morchella esculenta and Dried Barley-this is a valuable experience that countless people in Yunnan have gained with their lives.

Second, the fungus should be cooked. Tricholoma matsutake can generally be eaten raw with mustard, and some people use it to soak wine. Chicken fir can be boiled or fried in chicken fir oil. Penicillium can be boiled or roasted. Boletus is generally fried, while other bacteria can be cooked or fried. The "cooking" mentioned here is generally understood by Yunnan people as stew with native chicken.

These mushrooms will be cooked before eating, and there is basically no problem. But some real Yunnan fierce Han people just don't think these eating methods are hard enough. What is cooked before eating does not exist in front of them-cold salad is good!

You'll find that it's not just fungus that gets cold after eating cold salad or something. This so-called "yellow bag" has been recommended by Yan Luowang all the year round, and the underworld sales are bursting. It would be better to use Meng Po Tang.

Third, be familiar with the way to the hospital. If you find yourself poisoned, go to the hospital at once. Don't enjoy the illusion!