The wild fruits in the mountains in the northern countryside are very attractive. How many times have you tried?

Zizyphus jujuba generally grows on the edge of fields, hillsides or cliffs in the wild. Not very tall, it belongs to perennial woody plants. Its fruit has big core, less meat and thick skin, but it is sweet and sour. It is one of my favorite fruits since childhood.

I remember when I was a child, every time Zizyphus jujuba was ripe, my grandfather led me to play Zizyphus jujuba. He is holding a long stick and I am carrying a basket. When I saw the red jujube, I couldn't help picking it from the jujube tree and eating it. He never scolded me, but told me with a smile that there were thorns in the tree. Looking at it, I opened it and began to beat Zizyphus jujuba with a stick. I lowered my head and put it down with my little hand.

There is a local proverb: "August melons are fried in September (meaning ripe and cracked), and dolls are picked in October", which fully reflects children's love for August melons. In September (August of the lunar calendar), the local people go to the forest to pick this completely pollution-free green food and go home to give their children August melons to play with.

Blasted August melons can be eaten directly after being picked from the tree. The taste is sweet (sweet but not greasy) and sticky (similar to bananas). The pulp tastes a bit like a banana, depending on your taste. If you come from the countryside, the taste will be so familiar and unforgettable no matter how long it takes.

Speaking of raspberries, it may be a childhood memory of the older generation. When I was young, my parents often warned us that raspberries are poisonous, so don't eat them and avoid them. So we dare not avoid them and regard them as poisonous snakes and beasts. In fact, just looking at raspberries is really beautiful. Red fruits and green branches and leaves, like strawberries, make people drool, and I really want to have a bite. Especially after a rain, the fruits and branches of raspberries were washed clean, and the beautiful scenery at this time was simply irresistible. Snake berry is rich in vitamins, carbohydrates and minerals. Snake berry is not a delicious fruit. Although the color is bright and attractive, in fact, the taste of snake berry is not sweet, bland and tasteless, and the taste is average. Moreover, excessive consumption is in danger of poisoning, so although it can be eaten in small quantities, it is not necessary to eat it as a fruit, and it is better to eat less.

The last one is called calcium fruit, also called Prunus humilis. As a fruit that can be seen everywhere in the field, you can naturally eat it wherever you go. Both adults and children like this stuff, and I think it's mainly beautiful. A string of red fruits is exposed in the green grass, and anyone who sees it will shine at the moment, so he will take out a pocket and eat while walking. The taste is crisp, sweet and slightly astringent, and a little sour. The redder the color, the sweeter it is.

But don't underestimate this little Prunus humilis, it is more nutritious than any fruit. Every 100g of Prunus humilis contains 360mg of calcium, vitamins and amino acids, and various nutrients in protein.