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**Title:** The Wa People's Pickled Spicy Foods
**Summary:**
The text appears to be a transcript of a video or film showcasing the Wa people's culinary traditions, particularly their pickled spicy foods. The story unfolds with:
1. **Introduction to a fish pond** and a watermelon snack.
2. **Preparation of pickled spicy fish** using small fish, various spices (e.g., peppers, garlic, ginger, Zanthoxylum powder), and cowhide.
3. **Cooking and pickling process** with detailed ingredients and steps.
4. **Family dinner** where the prepared dishes (pickled spicy fish, cowhide, braised potatoes with sour pork, steamed cowhide) are served, along with plum wine.
5. **Family members enjoying the meal**, sharing food, and interacting, with some hesitation towards spicy or raw foods.
6. **Conclusion with an "Extra Scene"** that seems unrelated to the meal, involving a quick challenge or game.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text, each with a number and in short sentences:
**People and Relationships**
1. Yan is the name of a person in the dialogue.
2. Apenjie is the name of a young girl in the dialogue.
3. Xiao is the name of a person who helps with cooking.
4. Grandma is mentioned as a family member.
5. Uncle, Auntie, Grandpa, and Wangwang are also mentioned as family members.
**Food and Ingredients**
6. The Wa People's cuisine is featured, including pickled spicy foods.
7. Ingredients used include leek, ginger, chili, garlic, Zanthoxylum powder, sesame oil, and more.
8. Dishes mentioned: Pickled Spicy Fish, Pickled Small Cowhide, Grilled Fish, Braised Potatoes with Sour Pork, Steamed Cowhide.
9. Fruits mentioned: Watermelon, Jujube (hundreds of years old), Figs (not yet ripe).
10. Drinks: Plum Wine.
**Processes and Timing**
11. Fish is salted and pickled for about a week.
12. Cowhide is stewed for three hours and then soaked in water for an hour.
13. Some dishes are steamed (e.g., cowhide for half an hour).
14. Grilled fish is cooked by grilling first.
**Locations and Objects**
15. Ximeng is mentioned as a location where pickled sour fish was brought from.
16. A jujube tree (hundreds of years old) is present.
17. Bamboo tubes are used for storing pickled food.
18. A kitchen knife is mentioned, noted as not being sharp.