How much is the price of bayberry per jin? The price of red bayberry is too expensive. What is 100 yuan for five bayberries?

Because the price tag is not clear, there is news from time to time that super-expensive fruits have been bought at night markets in Taiwan. Some netizens posted a picture of "red bayberry" she bought at the night market in Linjiang Street, Bei City. you can clearly see that a small plastic bag contains five pieces, and the store is asking for 100 yuan. She was so stupid when she paid the bill, complaining that it was too expensive to post online. Unexpectedly, she triggered a lot of discussion. Many people laughed at themselves that red bayberry was a place name and had no idea that it was a fruit to eat.

A female netizen said in a post on the "explosive complaint Commune" that she went to the Linjiang Street Night Market in the northern city to buy bayberry, but the price was amazing. She weighed five pieces and asked for 100 yuan, which was too much higher than last year. She asked for help and asked everyone, "where else is there to sell bayberry?" "

Unexpectedly, the original cry for help attracted discussion from many netizens. Some people laughed and said, "I live in red bayberry, but I have never eaten red bayberry." others said that they saw it for the first time, "what does it taste like when red bayberry looks like this?" I really thought it was a place name, but I didn't expect it to be a kind of fruit.

Several expert netizens replied that red bayberry tastes like a combination of cherries and plums, "but 100 yuan for five pieces is too expensive"; and netizens who live in Tonghua Street (next to the night market in Linjiang Street) say, "I won't buy fruit in the night market. It's all super expensive." others said, "in the past, no one wanted a pile of trees, but now it's so expensive?" "

The fruit bayberry is native to the southwest and eastern China of Chinese mainland, and is found in Guangdong, Fujian, Zhejiang and other places. After that, it was introduced into Taiwan, Japan, South Korea and other places. It is generally harvested in April, and the fruits are red, white and purple. According to the Compendium of Materia Medica, it has the effect of invigorating body and relieving thirst, eliminating phlegm and stopping vomiting.

Geographically, Yangmei District belongs to Taoyuan City, the old name "Yangmei Kui". During the Qing Dynasty, many Hakkas emigrated here and found that the area was full of wild bayberry trees. In Hakka dialect, "Yangmei" stands for valley or pit, hence the name.