Dawang!
The fruits hiding near the root
are the biggest.
Look!
It's pretty juicy inside.
Picking Wild Fruits Vlog
It's so sweet. Picking Wild Fruits Vlog
Picking Wild Fruits Vlog
Grandma.
Yes?
We're gonna pick some wild fruits.
Let's go.
Come back soon.
Sure.
I made Dawang wear a shirt.
Mainly because I'm worried
that the thrones may hurt him.
Dawang, don't chase after the chicken.
(I like chasing after them.)
Don't chase. Be good.
(I'm tired.) Don't chase. Be good.
(I'm tired.)
Dawang is pretty good. (I'm tired.)
Dawang is pretty good.
(Why is Penji so slow?)
He just enjoys
the company of smaller animals.
But they are afraid of him.
He runs faster than me.
I'm going to the mountains
to find some edible wild fruits.
In our local language,
they are called "zha ou".
I don't know how to say that in Mandarian.
I searched online,
but found no results.
I don't know
where Dawang is now.
Dawang!
Oops.
Each time Dawang went into the mountains,
he'd run and run like crazy.
There are no wild mushrooms
at the moment.
Though it rained a lot,
but the dirt is still pretty dry.
Almost there.
I took Dawang with me last time.
Wow, he found some water.
Are you gonna lie here already?
There're lots of elsholtzia kachinensis around.
Alongside the waters in Yunnan,
there are all kinds of
wild edible cilantro and other herbs.
Guess where Dawang went.
Let's go forward.
Here are some younger trees.
But they don't harvest well.
I remember last year,
we picked many fruits from this tree.
But it doesn't harvest well this year.
The fruits all seem to be rotten.
We are too late.
No one picked them when they ripe.
So they fell onto the ground.
There are lots of fruits on this tree.
The red ones are ripe.
But they seem a bit smaller.
Let me try one.
It's pretty sweet.
But I want to see
if there are larger ones elsewhere.
These are somewhat small.
Let's go.
Dawang is eating the grass again.
(It's you who told me to lose some weight.) Dawang is eating the grass again.
(It's you who told me to lose some weight.)
There're many fruits on this tree. (It's you who told me to lose some weight.)
There're many fruits on this tree.
I'm a bit late this time.
But right now,
those growing on the trees,
the red ones are already ripe.
It's a bit like fig.
Let's open one to have a look.
It's very sweet.
Everything inside
is edible.
So sweet.
When we were kids,
we would wash the fruits
and eat it with the peel.
But nowadays,
we become
more picky.
We only eat the content inside.
As you can see, there are many ripe fruits
but no one came to pick them.
They became too ripe and fell onto the ground.
(Give me a bite.)
Wanna try one?
(emm...)
(On second thought, no thanks.)
Nope. (On second thought, no thanks.)
Nope.
Come down.
Let me pick them.
The fruits
grow near the tree root.
The green ones
are not ripe yet.
They can wait for a few days.
But the red ones are already ripe,
and can be eaten directly.
It seems those near the root are frehser.
The fruit is very big.
Red and big.
I don't know
if you ever tasted the fruits when you were kids.
They usually grew
on the ground,
with vines.
Just go
through the vines
and you'll find similar small fruits like these.
In the past, the elder
would pick the fruits
and sell them on the market.
But fewer can be seen in recent years.
Yunnan has so many kinds of fruits.
So the wild fruits like these
do not sell well.
The fruits near the tree root
are the largest.
In my opinion,
there are more fruits on the inside than the outside,
especially near the root.
These fruits are very big.
It's completely ripe.
I'll eat it right now.
Look!
It's pretty juicy inside.
And it's as sweet as honey.
There're lots of particles on the surface.
So sweet.
The bucket is almost full.
The red and big fruits on the tree,
that are ripe,
have all been picked.
There're still some green ones inside.
Let's do not pick them.
I'll go home with Dawang now.
This is the tree we encountered on our way.
Let's compare the fruits.
Look.
This one is very small.
This one on the tree is small.
But mine is red and big.
Let me wash my hand.
The water is pretty clear.
Dawang!
(Can you find me?) Dawang!
(Can you find me?)
Let's go home. (Can you find me?)
(Can you find me?)
Come back. (Can you find me?)
(Can you find me?)
Hurry.
Good boy.
The bucket is pretty heavy.
I'll go find a clear ditch
to rinse the fruits later.
Come on. Let's wash off the dirt.
(Wash? Or play with water?) Come on. Let's wash off the dirt.
(Wash? Or play with water?)
(Are you going to take off my clothes？)
Dawang's shirt cannot be cleaned
with water only.
I'll try to wash it again with washing powder later.
The water is very clear.
Time to go.
Dawang, come back.
Time to go home.
Have some more.
More.
Enough.
Dawang, let's go.
Do visit us when you're free.
He doesn't eat them.
Take some more.
More.
Where did you pick them?
They are pretty good.
I picked them near the river.
Near the river?
No, thanks. I've got enough.
My grandparents won't be able to eat them all.
Two?
Today is the day we share the roasted pork.
On my way back,
I saw many people
have collected their pork.
Grandma has gotten ours already.
I also shared
some of my fruits
with them.
Now I'm on my way to my auntie's.
There're two kids living there.
Coco.
Guess what I've got for you.
Come here.
Put them inside.
Don't forget to say thank you.
Are these enough?
Yep.
Gotta go.
Bye.
Let's go.
Dawang!
Dawang saw my grandpa on the way,
so he followed grandpa home first.
Grandma, have you got the meat?
It's in the bag.
Let me have a look.
It's pretty good.
As I shared the fruits on my way home,
these are all we have.
But that's enough.
Is it good?
Why don't you chew it?
Chew it first.
Well, it's lean meat.
(Give me MEAT!)
Don't eat too much meat. (Give me MEAT!)
(Give me MEAT!)
Dawang just likes the meat.
(How did you know that?) Dawang just likes the meat.
(How did you know that?)
I'm gonna cook dinner now.
All households have got the meat today.
(Staring at the meat.) I'll make another vlog
when there are rarely seen fruits like them (Staring at the meat.)
(Staring at the meat.)
next time.
Bye-bye!