Firefighters can recognize mom's smell when they eat jiaozi. Can they really tell who did it by the smell?

The twenty-four solar terms in China have just passed, that is, the winter solstice. I believe many friends have eaten jiaozi in this solar term. Of course, friends in the south may also eat glutinous rice balls. Today, our question does not involve the solar term from the winter solstice, but it does involve eating jiaozi. So today we will talk about today's touching topic.

The problem is this: A fireman ate jiaozi, and then tasted the taste of jiaozi cooked by his mother through the smell of jiaozi. This topic still makes us feel. As we all know, the most ambiguous thing in the world is emotion. Our question today is about family relations.

We all know that the job of fireman is a glorious job, and the same job is also very dangerous and hard. Usually firemen seldom meet relatives because of their work. We humans are all emotional animals. I think many people can think of their loved ones when they see this problem.

Take myself as an example. My favorite food, jiaozi, is also made by my own mother, jiaozi. The taste is different from that of jiaozi wrapped by others, and jiaozi will have a sense of belonging after eating it. I don't know if other friends feel this way, but I can deeply understand how this fireman feels about our problem.

Distinguish the taste, which definitely requires you to be particularly familiar with that taste. Let's think about it. Almost everyone of us grew up eating mom's cooking, so we are still very sensitive to some flavors. So I think it's normal to recognize the taste of jiaozi made by my mother. Of course, some friends may not feel it.

We can always meet these warm pictures in our life. Let's love our mother and make the world warmer.