【摘要】：正在西班牙馬德里的植物園見(jiàn)到西紅柿(學(xué)名Lycopersicon esculentum)的時(shí)候,曾經(jīng)好奇當(dāng)年跟隨哥倫布遠(yuǎn)航的海員把西紅柿帶回馬德里獻(xiàn)給王室的時(shí)侯,人們是如何看待這些來(lái)自新世界的植物的。而當(dāng)今的西班牙人,不僅常吃西紅柿,還創(chuàng)造了著名的西紅柿節(jié),從1945年開(kāi)始瓦倫西亞地區(qū)的小鎮(zhèn)布諾爾(Bunol)每年8月最后一個(gè)星期三舉辦西紅柿大戰(zhàn),人們把西紅柿捏爛后互相拋擲,紅色的茄汁從人們興奮的臉面上流淌到街道
[Abstract]:When I saw tomatoes at the Botanical Garden in Madrid, Spain (the scientific name Lycopersicon esculentum), I was curious that seafarers who had followed Columbus when they had brought tomatoes back to Madrid to give them to the royal family. What do people think of these plants from the new world? Today's Spaniards, not only eating tomatoes, but also creating the famous Crocus Persimmon Festival, began in 1945 in the Valencia town of (Bunol), holding a tomato war on the last Wednesday of August every year. The tomatoes were pinched and thrown at each other, and the red tomato juice flowed from their excited faces to the street
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