韩国北部的乡村公路边有很多柿子园。金秋时节,这里随处可见农民采摘柿子的忙碌身影,但是,采摘结束后,有些熟透的柿子也不会被摘下来。这些留在树上的柿子,成为一道特有的风景,一些游人经过这里时,都会说,这些柿子又大又红,不摘岂不可惜。但是当地的果农则说,不管柿子长得多么诱人,也不会摘下来,因为这是留给喜鹊的食物。是什么使得这里的人留有这样一种习惯?原来,这里是喜鹊的栖息地,每到冬天,喜鹊都在果树上筑巢过 There are many persimmon parks along the country roads in northern Korea. In the autumn season, peasants are busy picking persimmons everywhere, but some ripe persimmons will not be picked off after picking. These persimmons, which remain in the trees, become a unique landscape. When some tourists pass through here, they will say that these persimmons are big and red, and it is not unforgiving. However, local farmers say that no matter how tempting the persimmons grow, they will not be picked off because this is the food left for the magpie. What makes the people here have such a habit? Originally, here is the habitat of magpies, every winter, the magpies nest in the fruit trees