persimmons,
in China in the past, when mothers couldn't breastfeed their babies.
The babies were fed with mashed persimmons. I have a story on this in
"One Roof, Two Lives."
In my books, From China to Borneo to Beyond, and World War II, Chinese immigrants were not considered a citizen of Sarawak.
The Brooke Government had made it very clearly the law of ius sanguinis
the rule of the blood, you are a Chinese regardless of where you are
born. I found my Father-in-law's entry certificate. He was considered an alien.