Are Dutch beans and Holland the same thing?

Dutch beans are vegetables and Holland is a country. Of course, they are not the same thing, but there are some connections.

The earliest cultivation area of Dutch beans was around the Thai-Myanmar border about 12000 years ago.

Dutch beans are not produced in the Netherlands, so they are called Dutch beans because the Dutch brought them to China from their country of origin.

/kloc-In the 7th century, the Dutch ruled Taiwan Province Province and Nanyang Islands in Southeast Asia with their powerful maritime fleet, bringing all kinds of imported goods from all over the world, so local residents began to call them Dutch beans. Later, Minnan people and Chaoshan people who traveled to South Asia brought them back to their hometown, and they also used the local name Dutch beans.

Interestingly, "Dutch bean" is called "China bean" in the Netherlands, which is only the modesty and humor of both sides.