Insects I played with as a child
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I haven’t caught any myself; others have caught them, and we play together.
There are many in the potato fields; they grow into caterpillars.
Wow, I really hadn’t noticed that; I only saw lots of seven-spotted ladybugs.
They have all turned into pupae; the next step is to transform into butterflies
Holding the round end, I watched it spin there.
This is quite common; I can’t recall its name...
As a child, I found them under the walls; we also called them Southeast-Northwest. I bought them from the market, and I call them cocoons-pupae. I’m not sure if they are the same thing as Southeast-Northwest
I haven’t seen you in many years; catch one!
It can also be put in the mouth; this stuff is absolutely high in protein. It depends on whether you have the courage possessed by Bear Grylls
It depends on its effects; if it’s the kind of ice toad like the one that ends up in Duan Yu’s stomach, one has to eat it even at the risk of their life.
Fried or stir-fried, eaten while hot, it’s a truly delicious treat.
Fried – I can accept it. Stir-fried: dizzy:
Grasshoppers are pests; you are getting rid of them for the benefit of the people. I only dared to eat these after leaving home.
Grasshoppers are pests; you are getting rid of them for the benefit of the people. I only dared to eat these after leaving home.
Why push through? Aren’t you afraid it might ruin things?
I’m quite familiar with this – raising silkworms in the rural areas of the Northeast, and in autumn, the silkworms spin cocoons around themselves to become pupae inside them. It can be eaten fried, boiled, or stir-fried; however, be careful when frying to avoid getting scalded by the hot oil when the silkworm pupae burst.