Is Dutch beans related to Holland?

it doesn't matter. Just as the ancestors of Dutch pigs were not Dutch, they were not pigs, but a kind of guinea pigs from South America. The origin of Platanus acerifolia is not France, but England. Artichokes are plants growing along the Mediterranean coast; And saffron comes from Greece; The "French kiss" spoken by the British is called "English kiss" in France ...

N years ago, I had dinner with a Dutch friend and specially ordered Dutch beans. He asked me in surprise what this was, and I said Dutch beans! He said it was called' China bean' in Holland ... "It is understood that the ancestor of this bean first appeared in the south of China near Southeast Asia, and it was called" Chinese peas "in English. He also said that this bean is not grown on a large scale in the Netherlands. You can't buy it in the supermarket. Only China City has it, so in Holland, Dutch beans are called China beans.

Actually, there is another Japanese cuisine called Tenshindon ... and so are anime characters.

If you ask me, what kind of Dutch beans, China beans, might as well be called Henan beans ~