Place the canned peaches and blueberries in the refrigerator ahead of time so they are cold.

提前把罐装的桃子和蓝莓放入冰箱中，这样比较凉爽。

One theory holds that canned yellow peaches are a comfort food and, for many, are associated with fond childhood memories.

一种理论认为，黄桃罐头是一种能够抚慰人心的食物，对许多人来说，它与美好的童年记忆有关。

" Doe' want 'ny canned peaches, " said the frank Walter, moving back his chair.

“Doe'想要'任何桃子罐头， ” 坦率的沃尔特说， 向后移动了椅子。

In Linyi, Shandong province, which produces one-third of canned peaches sold in China, dozens of enterprises are working overtime to satisfy customers.

在山东省临沂市，几十家企业正在加班加点，以满足顾客的需求。

Rich in vitamin C, canned peaches also have a longer shelf life, which makes them a coveted item at both offline and online stores.

黄桃罐头富含维生素 C，保质期也更长，于是成为线下和线上商店的热销商品。

The debate over the preserved fruit's actual benefits against the disease notwithstanding, some netizens have even suggested that canned yellow peaches be covered under medical insurance.

尽管对于这种罐装水果对治愈疾病是否有什么实际益处，还存在争议，一些网友甚至建议将黄桃罐头纳入医保。

" I am prepared, but I still need my canned yellow peaches, " a social media user said in a post, displaying his entire stock of COVID-19 medicines.

“我做好准备了，但我还需要黄桃罐头。”一位社交媒体用户在一篇帖子中说道，并且展示了他所有的新冠肺炎药物库存。

Another theory behind the demand for canned peaches is that the word " peach" sounds similar to a word that means " escape" in Chinese, and many associate it with " escaping an illness" .

黄桃罐头需求背后的另一个理论是，“桃子”一词听起来与汉语中“逃避”的意思相似，许多人将其与“逃避疾病”联系在一起。