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Ginger Soup: Misconceptions

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I never realized this is a misconception in our daily life. My parents past this idea to me and always ask me to have a cup of ginger soup after I back from outside to prevent colds(my hometown is really windy and freezing in the winter, and I don 't know is drink hot ginger soup can prevent to catch cold is a misconception or not). And is great to do a survey and categorize them by race, gender and the place that they grow up, but I think also specify their age will be even better to understand the gap/differences between each generation that made my the progression of the society. And what reason do you think that initialed this misconception and how come this misconception past to today(Any evidence to make them believe what they believed

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