Mary's speech was peppered with jokes.
玛丽的演说里加入了很多笑话。
Eric was wounded in both legs and severely peppered with shrapnel.
埃里克两条腿都受伤了，受到了弹片重创。
Tom pepper his speech with joked.
汤姆在演讲中插入了许多笑话。
The new dishes include a spicy hotpot soup made with rapeseed oil, beef tallow and three different kinds of peppers, four different types of lamb meat from Inner Mongolian, a side dish of pea leaves and a snack.
新的菜肴包括用菜籽油、牛脂和三种不同辣椒制成的麻辣火锅汤，四种不同类型的内蒙古羊肉，一道豌豆叶配菜和一份小吃。
The buns come in four flavors: BBQ, Tom Yum Kung, cheese pumpkin and green pepper.
Four leading agricultural enterprises from Cambodia displayed cashews, dried mangos and pineapples, rice, pepper, and other agricultural products.
The farmland in Chongli district, Zhangjiakou, Hebei province creates a colorful scene in September when fruits and vegetables have ripened and farmers excitedly harvest their cabbages, tomatoes, peppers, beans and pumpkins, all of which fill the air with the "taste of harvest".
- Luo Wenmei, a resident of Qingshan village in Southwest China's Guizhou province, felt lucky to join the local project of planting Sichuan pepper in the mountainous area which used to suffer from stony desertification.
"I can earn more than 2,000 yuan (about $277.57) a month by planting the pepper," said Luo, who was excited to see how the plant, with strong drought tolerance, developed root system, good water retention ability and high output, has turned local hills green and fattened rural residents' wallets.
So far, the pepper industry has created 15,000 job opportunities, helping the 200 households in the village increase their income by more than 6,000 yuan on average.
Over the years, with the collaboration of the local government, enterprises, and cooperatives, a variety of distinctive crops have been growing in Shichao, including Chinese Torreya, honeysuckle, peppers, and cherries, significantly increasing the income of locals.
Also included are Malaysian exports to China such as canned pineapple, pineapple juice, coconut juice, pepper and other agricultural products.
Thanks to the development of the digital economy, more and more African specialty products such as coffee and pepper have entered the Chinese market.
Apart from selling purple yam, honey, pepper and rose black tea online, Dejiang villagers hosted their counterparts from Sichuan and Heilongjiang provinces, and the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region and shared their experiences.
Longnan is rich in natural resources, but local specialties such as walnuts, olive oil and pepper were once confined to the mountainous area because of the geological isolation and backward transportation.
About 60 percent of India's chili peppers, or about 200,000 metric tons, are exported to China annually, 60 percent of which goes to Southwest China, where Chongqing is located.
"So far this year, we have provided more than 4,000 metric tons of vegetables such as peppers, cucumbers and tomatoes to the Greater Bay Area, and flavors of some vegetables are tailored to cater to local appetites and eating habits," said Kong Weiwei, director of Guiyang Agricultural Investment Development.
By taking advantage of its subtropical climate, high altitude and fertile soil, the agricultural park plants peppers, tomatoes and pumpkins in the spring, and eggplants, cucumbers and gourds in the summer.
With higher average temperatures than other regions in the country, vegetables such as tomatoes and peppers can hit the market in March, which is earlier than those produced elsewhere, and can thus command higher prices.
Chen Yuying, 58, said she received 330 square meters of greenhouse space at Hebu village, Jiangkou township of Ganzhou, in 2017, mainly for planting eggplants and peppers.
"When I harvest the eggplants and peppers, the cooperative collects the vegetables and helps us to sell them at a higher price," Chen said.
From selling chili powder in the 1970s, business owners in Yang'an township have developed 1,200 kinds of condiments and seasoning products, ranging from spices, sauces, compound seasonings and pickled peppers to instant foods and snack foods.
At Malaysia's Sarawak Pavilion, Abdul Karim Rahman Hamzah, Sarawak's minister for tourism, creative industry and performing arts, introduced local specialities to visitors, including pastries, black pepper, tuak (a Sarawak wine), bird's nest and Laksa or a noodle dish with broth made of herbs, spices, and coconut milk.
After peppers, wild aquatic products are Cambodia's second authorized agricultural commodity to be exported to China this year.
The group focuses on the cultivation of peppers, strawberries and morels as well as raising pigs, sturgeons and perches.
To cater to local customers' preferences, these meals are selected from five options created specifically for the overseas market, including pickled cabbage golden soup and pepper pork stomach and chicken soup.
This year, for the first time, seven agricultural industry chain exhibition areas, including Wenchang chicken — one of the most popular poultry dishes in Hainan — pepper, rubber, tea, coffee, aquaculture, fruits and vegetables will be set up in the Hainan fresh food hall to display the agricultural brands of Hainan free trade port.
This spring, the best-selling seeds were coriander, followed by leek, watermelon, pepper and tomato.
It said Chinese scientists had developed a new variety of cacao in Hainan, a place already known for tropical fruits and economically important plants such as black pepper, vanilla, coffee, pandan, jackfruit, breadfruit, mango, litchi and wax apple.
After receiving an inspection and quarantine certificate for entry into China, 200 kilograms of dried red pepper from Rwanda entered Changsha, Hunan province, on Wednesday.
It was the first time China had imported dried red peppers from Africa.
The country imported 119,900 metric tons of dried red peppers in the first half of this year, an increase of more than 45 percent.
At the first China-Africa Economic and Trade Expo held in Changsha in June 2019, GK International, a foreign trade enterprise based in Hunan, expressed its intent to purchase the peppers from enterprises in Rwanda.
"At the same time, we will export pepper planting and processing equipment — including breeders, planters, transplanters and dryers — to Rwanda, helping to expand the scale of pepper planting and processing there and promoting the modernization of local agriculture.
China has imported its first dried chili peppers from Africa, with 200 kg of these products shipped from Rwanda to the central Chinese city of Changsha, local customs said Wednesday.
According to the contract, the supplier in Rwanda will export 50,000 tonnes of dried chili peppers to Hunan Province within five years, and the trade can be settled in the Chinese currency, renminbi, Yu said.
China has the world's largest number of dried chili pepper consumers, exporting 119,900 tonnes of dried chili peppers in the first half of 2021.
Hunan is a big consumer and processor of chili peppers across the country.
The pepper plantation in Hunan cannot meet the local demand from the dried chili pepper processing industry, said Li Wenxiang, an official with the Hunan provincial department of agriculture and rural affairs.
Before imports from Rwanda, only seven countries were allowed to export dried chili peppers to China.
Last month, the General Administration of Customs gave the green light to dried chili pepper imports from Rwanda.
It became the first African country to gain access to the Chinese market for dried chili peppers.
It also lists the three vegetable varieties that the production base can supply as being peppers, tomatoes and cucumbers.
The cooperative sold around 2,000 metric tons of color peppers last year to the GBA, said Li, who is also Party secretary of the village.
"With over two decades of development, color peppers have become a business card of our village, gaining stable markets for us," he said.
The village, home to 586 families, now produces 20,000 tons of color peppers every year, with 60 percent sold to overseas markets including Russia, Kazakhstan and Singapore.
More than 350 families are engaged in the color pepper industry in the village.
"Betting on increased demand for color peppers, they have been building greenhouses in neighboring villages," he said, adding that some families are expanding their greenhouses to produce more color peppers.
Back in 1998, villagers were reluctant to grow color peppers when Li was elected as Party secretary of the village.
Li got to know about color peppers for the first time from an Israeli company that set up a demonstration base for cultivating tomatoes and color peppers in Shouguang.
"Color peppers were a foreign product.
The results showed color peppers were not generally accepted in China at the time.
Their color peppers were finally bought by a vegetable business runner who said he would transport them to the northeast to have a try.
"He came back to us days later and told us he would buy all the color peppers we grow," said Li, adding that the color peppers were probably sold to Russia via border markets.
"In the first year after growing color peppers, our income increased 30 percent more than from growing cucumbers," Li added.
Three years later, over 100 families in the village started to grow color peppers.
The color pepper sector saw rapid development after the village established a cooperative in 2008 to promote standardized production in the whole sector chain including growing, packaging and marketing.
In addition to buying equipment to test pesticides on their own, officials from the Customs and agricultural and rural affairs authorities come to our village every half year to get samples from our greenhouses and bring them back to their labs for testing, said Li, adding that the color peppers grown in the village have never tested positive for pesticide residue.
If any farmer is found to be using prohibited pesticides, he will be prohibited from growing color peppers for three years, according to the cooperative regulations.
The brand launched a series of new products, like pork stomach instant noodles with black pepper flavor in 2018 to attract new consumers.
But only a decade ago, cheaper Japanese quick service restaurants such as Pepper Lunch and Yoshinoya were more commonly seen all over city street corners in China.
"Hops go really well with the peppers that are present in a lot of their food," he said.
Chinese side helps build greenhouses in innovation park, providing seeds and technologiesDu Shuangshe, a farmer from Northwest China's Shaanxi province, said he is looking forward to seeing the greenhouse-grown tomatoes, cucumbers and bell peppers produced at the China-Kazakhstan Modern Agriculture Innovation Park in Turgen, a village in the Almaty region of Kazakhstan.
The village has installed rows of sensors among the local pepper plants.
In pepper planting, the local government said the application of advanced technologies has led to an average of over 15 percent increase in profit per mu.
So far, the county has introduced 5G technology to the farming of nearly 7,000 mu of pepper plants.