
Li Yongguo smells fermented pickled bamboo shoots at a workshop of a "Luosifen" company in Liuzhou, south China's Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region, Nov. 18, 2020. Li Yongguo, 41, used to be a bamboo grower in Baise of Guangxi. He came to Liuzhou in 2008 and started making pickled bamboo shoots as a business. More than ten years of experience in making pickled bamboo shoots makes him pretty sensitive towards the smell of pickled bamboo shoots. He can even distinguish the quality of bamboos shoots simply by smelling them. Pickled bamboo shoots are an indispensable ingredient of the river snail rice noodles or "Luosifen" in Chinese, which is a specialty of Liuzhou. The rice noodles in recent years have become popular and Li is being hired to work at a "Luosifen" company thanks to his unique sense of smell. His daily work is to distinguish and report the quality of pickled bamboo shoots. Li Yongguo, who is confident about his work and his ability, is very proud of his profession. (Photo by Li Hanchi/Xinhua)
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