As the saying goes, if you live by the mountain, you can eat the mountain; if you live by the water, you can eat the water. Since this is the hometown of bamboo, it is natural that the locals love to eat bamboo shoots. I saw many diners sitting on small stools around the steaming big round pot, using public chopsticks to pick up various bamboo shoots, mushrooms, tofu, pork and beef offal soaked in the hot soup according to their personal preferences. The price is 20 to 50 cents per piece according to different varieties, and then dipped in the sauce prepared by themselves and ate with relish.