What does cross talk mean?

Roast duck roast chicken roast goose complete route includes steamed mutton, steamed bear's paw, steamed deer tail, roast duck, roast chicken, roast goose, cooked pig and cooked duck. Sauted chicken, bacon, pine flower, small belly, sauced meat, sausage, assorted crisp vegetables, smoked chicken with white face. Steamed eight-treasure pig, stuffed duck rice, canned pheasant, canned quail, stewed meat, stewed goose.

Pheasant, rabbit breast, vegetable python, whitebait, steamed hash, stewed duck kidney, salted duck strips. Stir-fried pork slices with vinegar, stir-fried three delicacies, pigeon eggs, stir-fried white mushrooms and stir-fried shredded silver. Stir-fried saury, steamed ham, fried white shrimp, fried clam, fried noodle fish, fried bamboo shoots and hibiscus flowers.

The meaning of infiltration

Mouth irrigation is a common expression in cross talk, also called back mouth. The word "through the mouth" means "at one go, until the end". Common paragraphs, such as registration, eight-fan screen geographical map, etc., all contain large paragraphs of text. Irrigation can be divided into two types: large irrigation and small irrigation. Generally, there are hundreds of sentences in a grand slam, such as the name. Small customs generally range from a dozen to dozens of sentences. For example, there are some small customs in the White House.