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Spring has just begun in late February and early March. In the spring breeze of ten or twenty degrees. All things revive. Vibrant green and dark red wild shepherd's purses are scattered along the edges of fields without pesticide pollution. They are the gifts of this spring. Urban people who are tired of running around for a long time. Get on the basket, take the scissors and go to the fields to look for them. You can enjoy the rural scenery and the joy of finding a treasure. You can also take home a pack of wild shepherd's purse to try. Kill three birds with one stone. Why not. Today I happened to pick some 20 wild shepherd's purse plants from the flower bed where spinach is grown. Not much. I thought it was too little and shepherd's purse generally has less water and has a frizzy taste, so I added a few home-grown spinach that are basically managed like wild ones to neutralize it. It’s very refreshing to make a cold dish
