The "New York Times" reported that China's "non-famous common cold dish"-shoot cucumber, swept New York this summer. Some Chinese people cheered "a successful export of Chinese culture" while cheering, because there was no lack of doubt. According to media disclosure The sauce used to mix cucumbers in New York is not traditional garlic sauce, but salad dressing and yogurt. In fact, the original cultural output should be there, but it is often a niche, which can quickly open up the difference in a short time. The cultural market is destined to be the makeover of "Chinese cucumber". This "mix and match" product that not only satisfies curiosity but also adapts to daily habits, can often show extraordinary circulation and produce unexpected cultural output. The following options are inconsistent with the text. ['The "Chinese Cucumber Shooting" that Swept New York City Is Not the Original Chinese Culture.', 'Cucumbers mixed with salad dressing and yogurt also belong to Chinese culture.', 'Products that adapt to local habits often make it easier to open up intercultural markets in the short term.', 'Chinese and Western "mix and match" products can also play a role in cultural output.']