Will potatoes die if they are dipped in sugar?

First of all, let me talk about what potato head is. Potato head is actually the yam used to pickle pickles in our countryside. Some places are also called "Guizijiang". Its branches and leaves look like sunflowers, so it is an attribute, except that the fruit of potato head is on the root and the fruit of sunflower is on the seed. In some places, potatoes are also called "potato heads". In fact, whatever it is, it will not affect our consumption.

I have heard the saying that potatoes dipped in sugar will kill people. The original words are as follows: "potatoes dipped in sugar will die for a hundred days." This is certainly false, but there is a story from the elderly, mainly to educate people to be filial to the elderly. Let me tell you this story in detail.

In the old society, there was an unfilial son who hoped that his mother would die one day earlier, because after her death, he could get the ancestral home where the old lady lived. He wanted to add up his ancestral home and the old lady's and live in a bigger house, so he abused her by hook or by crook, hoping that she would die soon. This matter was known by a kind fortune teller and has been kept in mind.

After a while, the unfilial son happened to find a fortune teller to tell his fortune. Instead of telling his own fortune, he asked the fortune teller to calculate when his mother would die. The fortune teller said that your mother's birthday was 100 years old. You honor her well and let her enjoy it more in the future, and he will be blessed.

Hearing this, the unfilial son was not bored. If you can't live in a big house before the Year of the Monkey, please ask the fortune teller to give him advice. The fortune teller said he couldn't change his life, but there was a way to make the old lady die unnoticed. Then he told his unfilial son, "After cooking the potatoes, dip them in sugar, and the old lady will die of poisoning in a hundred days."

Finally, I told my unfilial son not to say it was his idea, so as not to be punished by God. The unfilial son believed it and couldn't wait to implement this evil plan. Time passed day by day. The old lady eats potatoes and dips them in sugar every day. Finally, the old lady showed no signs of poisoning, but was white and fat. How can this rhythm die?

The unfilial son went to the fortune teller again, and the fortune teller said, Don't worry, this thing died in 100 days. If 100 days doesn't die, it must be God's blessing. Don't hurt it again. As a result, it is conceivable that the old lady escaped with the kind help of the fortune teller and finally spent her unfortunate old age.

In fact, through this story, we can know that it is also false that potatoes dipped in sugar will kill people. This sentence is an allusion to unfilial people, that is to say, people should not do such a thing, but in the end it is counterproductive.