Analysis of Mushroom Edible Problems in Song Dynasty
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https://doi.org/10.53469/jssh.2024.6(10).10Keywords:
Song Dynasty, Mushrooms, DietAbstract
Mushroom is one of the common ingredients in the life of the Song people. There are many kinds of mushrooms in the Song Dynasty, and there are many places of origin. The people of the Song Dynasty had initially mastered the cultivation methods of mushrooms, but due to the limitations of the times, the acquisition of mushrooms was still based on collection. The people of the Song Dynasty had a variety of ways to eat mushrooms, and the consumption scene was quite extensive. Mushrooms are closely related to scholar-bureaucrat -officials. Scholar-bureaucrat -officials regard edible mushrooms as an important way to show that they are not associated with the secular world and are close to nature. At the same time, poetry related to mushrooms also occupies a place in Song poetry.
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