What is the winter like in Jieyang? What are the most distinctive scenery?

a sage. Jieyang building. The ancient path of air door. Stone water tanks and other scenery. The most distinctive stone water tank.

It's sunny and sunny today, so my whole family decided to go to the Shishui tank.

I'm very happy when I come to the stone water tank. It's really a scenic spot. The trees on the mountain are green and dripping, and the water is running at the foot of the mountain. We took off our shoes, crossed the stream, found a big stone that was not exposed to the sun, and sat down to have a rest.

Dad said that the "Stone Water Tank" was a natural glacier mortar formed in Ice Age thousands of years ago. It is a very unique and precious natural scenery, which is very rare all over the world. After listening to my father's words, I like this beautiful stone water tank even more.

We talked and laughed on the big stone and had a good time. After a while, my sister and I came to the stream, bent down and picked up smooth pebbles in the water. These pebbles were very slippery and must have been washed in the water for a long time. Later, my brother and sister played a "water fight", but unfortunately my mother found out and gave us a good lesson, but I was still very happy.

in the evening, we reluctantly left the stone water tank. I'll definitely come to Shishui Tank again when I have a chance.

local specialty

Ping Pong Guo, also known as Penang Guo, is a traditional snack in Jieyang. Due to the similar pronunciation of Chaoshan dialect, Chaoshan people are generally called "ping pong".

According to legend, at the end of the Southern Song Dynasty, there were wars everywhere, and the people were in poverty. In order to resist hunger, Jieyang made glutinous rice from the people and ground it into glutinous rice. Later, people used this kind of flour to roll into skin, and used fried rice flour as stuffing to make a unique flavor of Penang preserves. In 1997, it was recognized as the first batch of "Chinese famous snacks" in China.

The red peach, also known as monascus peach, is a famous snack in Chaoshan, Jieyang, Guangdong. Named after the shape of peach fruit. Peach fruit symbolizes longevity, so making peaches reflects the desire to pray for longevity. Some places are called peaches and hearts, because they look like flat red peaches. Chaoshan housewives can generally master this kind of food technology.

Because the whole process must start with mashing rice noodles, it is also called "Guo Guo", a folk custom in Chaoshan. Almost every household has to make red peach Guo, fermented Guo Guo and white rice peach on the eighth festival of the year.

After the red peach and fermented glutinous rice are finished, they should be placed in front of the ancestors' graves for worship, while the white rice peach is just for eating. That's because Chaoshan people think that red is a symbol of good luck and good intentions, and fermented glutinous rice needs to be fermented in the production process, so it takes its good meaning of "hair".

The above content source: Baidu Encyclopedia-Jieyang