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Jing’an Ponkan
Basic Introduction to Jing'an Ponkan"Jing'an Ponkan" is a specialty of Jing'an County, Jiangxi Province. It is certified as a pollution-free food and green food by the state, a famous agricultural product in Jiangxi Province, and a national geographical indication product. It is characterized by compact plant type, early fruiting period, beautiful fruit shape, bright color, crisp flesh, sweet taste, late maturity, and good storability. It is known as the "Far Eastern King of Oranges." Similar to the pomelo, the Jing'an ponkan stands out with its uniform size, full moisture content, beautiful appearance, and excellent storability. Nutritional ValueIt contains proteins, sugars, inorganic salts, vitamins, over ten essential amino acids for the human body, and various minerals, especially corniculin, vitamin C, vitamin P, and carotene, making it a precious fruit for health and wellness. It has been cherished as the "Holy Fruit of Vitamin C." The vitamin C and citric acid in ponkan can beautify the skin and alleviate fatigue, respectively. Regular consumption can lower cholesterol levels in the human body, eliminate residual harmful substances, and promote overall health. Product CharacteristicsSensory Features: High, flat, and round-shaped, with an intact peduncle, bright orange (or yellow) color, smooth and delicate skin, a thickness of… -
Kunyu Mountain Chestnuts
Basic Introduction to Kunyu Mountain ChestnutsKunyu Mountain Chestnuts are a specialty of Wendeng District, Weihai City, Shandong Province, and are protected under the national agricultural product geographical indication. The geographical indication application for protection covers an area within the Wendeng District of Weihai City, from Dianzitou Village in Jieshi Town in the north, to Wolong Village in Zhangjiachan Town in the east, to Wanjiazhai Village in Xiaoguan Town in the south, and to Xitanjia Kou Village in Gejia Town in the west. It spans 359 administrative villages across six towns—Gejia, Jieshi, Songcun, Zetou, Zhangjiachan, and Xiaoguan—as well as Huanshan Subdistrict.Kunyu Mountain Chestnuts are a distinctive type of nut in the Wendeng District of Weihai City. They have medium-sized husks, heart-shaped fruits with tender yellow flesh that is finely textured, sweet, and fragrant, with a uniform shape. The outer skin is crisp and thin, blackish-brown in color, not particularly glossy, and can be easily peeled open with a fingernail without sticking to the flesh. Chestnuts can be eaten raw for their crisp sweetness, or stir-fried for a fragrant flavor. They can also be ground into flour or made into various dishes and pastries. Kunyu Mountain Chestnuts are popular due to their… -
Minqin Honeydew Melon
Basic Introduction to Minqin Honeydew Melon Minqin honeydew melon, produced in Minqin County, Gansu Province, has a planting history of over 50 years, and its product quality surpasses that of similar products elsewhere. It was rated as a high-quality agricultural product in the province in 1992, and it received certification as a “green food” from the National Green Food Development Center. In 1995, it was awarded the title of “Time-honored Brand of China” by the Ministry of Domestic Trade of the People's Republic of China. It won the gold medal at the 1999 Kunming World Horticultural Exposition in Yunnan and received first prize for recommended fruit for the Beijing Olympics in 2008, with the county designated as a national melon production base. As a result, Minqin is known as the "Land of Melons." Minqin is renowned nationwide as the “Land of Melons.” Its inland desert climate, characterized by long hours of sunlight and significant day-night temperature differences, along with sandy soil conditions and the widespread use of non-polluting farming techniques, makes its yellow and white honeydew melons popular in domestic and international markets for their jade-green flesh and sweet aroma. These melons are widely loved by consumers as "aromatic" and… -
Baiya Qilan Tea
Basic Introduction to Baiya Qilan TeaBaiya Qilan Tea is a rare new variety of oolong tea successfully cultivated from local tea plant varieties by agricultural technicians from the Pinghe County Agricultural Bureau and Pengxi Village, Qiling Township, Fujian Province. It is a shrub type with medium-sized leaves. The new shoots are notably covered with white down, and the tree has a moderate growth habit with a semi-spreading canopy and relatively dense branching at a lower position. Winter buds sprout in late March, and the tea can be harvested from late April to early May. In Pinghe, there are about four rounds of shoots per year, with an effective growing period of 215-230 days. It has strong bud-forming ability and good tenderness retention. The processing of Baiya Qilan Tea is meticulous and sophisticated. Nutritional ValueThe newly cultivated Baiya Qilan Tea was approved as a provincial-level superior tea variety in 1996. The processing of Baiya Qilan Tea is highly meticulous, resulting in high-quality tea. The evaluation conducted by the Ministry of Agriculture's Tea Quality Inspection Center in the spring of 1996 concluded: "The tea has a firm and uniform appearance, dark green and lustrous; the liquor is orange-yellow, with a fresh and… -
Fengjie Navel Orange
Basic Introduction to Fengjie Navel OrangeFengjie navel orange is a specialty product of Fengjie County, Chongqing City, and a geographical indication product of China. The cultivation of citrus in Fengjie County dates back to the Han Dynasty, with a long history. The production area is located in the Three Gorges Reservoir Area, which has three ecological advantages for citrus cultivation: no typhoons, no frost damage, and no quarantine pests. The introduction and cultivation of locally selected mid-season varieties such as "Fengjie Navel Orange" (72-1) and late-season navel oranges (95-1) make this region one of the few special ecological zones for navel oranges in the world. Nutritional ValueAccording to tests conducted by the Ministry of Agriculture's Citrus Seedling Quality Monitoring and Testing Center, the shape index of Fengjie navel oranges is 0.98, with a single fruit weight ranging from 185 to 250 grams, 50% juice content, and 72% edible portion. The flesh is crisp and tender, easy to chew, with 9.74 grams of sugar, 0.72 grams of citric acid, and 47.9 milligrams of vitamin C per 100 milliliters of juice. The soluble solids content is 11.6%, with a sugar-to-acid ratio of 13.5:1, maturing in late November. Due to Fengjie County being… -
Yongxing Rock Sugar Tangerine
Basic Introduction to Yongxing Rock Sugar Tangerine The Yongxing Rock Sugar Tangerine is a high-quality fruit cultivated by agricultural technicians in Yongxing County, known for its sweet and refreshing taste and superior quality. It won the gold award at the Second China Agricultural Expo in 1995 and consecutively received gold awards and the most popular product award at the Hunan Provincial Agricultural Expos from 1999 to 2005, making it a renowned citrus brand in Hunan Province. On November 29, 2009, at the 2009 National Famous and Quality Fruit Exhibition and Evaluation & China Fruit and Vegetable Industry Brand Forum held in Xi'an, Shaanxi, the Yongxing Rock Sugar Tangerine was officially honored with the title of "One of China's Top Ten Famous Oranges." This accolade followed the successful registration of the "Yongxing Rock Sugar Tangerine" geographical indication trademark with the State Administration for Industry and Commerce and marked another national-level recognition. Nutritional Value The Rock Sugar Tangerine is rich in Vitamin C and effectively replenishes body fluids. It can enhance the body's resistance. It also has the benefits of quenching thirst, stimulating appetite, aiding digestion, and preventing constipation. For normal individuals, eating oranges or drinking orange juice after meals helps eliminate… -
Tian Dong Fragrant Mango
Basic Introduction to Tian Dong Fragrant Mango The "Mango Hometown of China" - Tian Dong, Baise, Guangxi; Tian Dong is located in the heart of the Youjiang River Valley and has a South Asian tropical monsoon climate, making it one of the most suitable areas for mango cultivation in our country. Since the 1990s, the county's mango production has entered a large-scale introduction and cultivation phase. The Beihai Qifeng Group developed the "Xiangzhou Ten Thousand Mu Mango Farm," while the Nanning Wangui Agricultural Company planted the "Huale 500 Mu Mango Farm." The entry of these companies promoted the local mango planting on a larger scale, standardized management, and commercialization post-harvest. In 1996, the county was named "China's Mango Hometown" by the Ministry of Agriculture, and in 2006, it was rated as the "Guangxi Non-polluted Agricultural Products (Mango) Production Demonstration Base County." Currently, the area dedicated to Tian Dong Fragrant Mango cultivation reaches over 130,000 mu, mainly including varieties such as Tainong No. 1, Guangre No. 7, and Jinhuang Mango, with an annual output of more than 30,000 tons and a value of 120 million yuan. The products are sold across the country and exported to countries like Canada and the… -
Fumin Yangmei
Basic Introduction to Fumin YangmeiFumin Yangmei, a specialty fruit of Fumin County in Yunnan Province, is a Chinese Geographical Indication Product (Agricultural Product Geographical Indication). Located in central Yunnan, Fumin County has a subtropical highland monsoon climate at a low latitude and an excellent ecological environment, making it very suitable for fruit cultivation. Not only does Fumin Yangmei ripen about 30 days earlier than its origin in Zhejiang Province, but it also boasts an attractive shape, bright color, and a sweet-sour taste that is pleasant to the palate. The large tree Yangmei from Fumin has been certified as pollution-free by the Ministry of Agriculture and as a green product by the Green Food Center of the Ministry of Agriculture. Fumin County has been honored with the title "China's Yangmei Hometown." Nutritional ValueYangmei has the effects of quenching thirst, strengthening the spleen and stomach, and improving digestion. Eating more of it does not harm the digestive system but instead has detoxifying and cold-dispelling properties. According to "Compendium of Materia Medica," "Yangmei can quench thirst, harmonize the five organs, cleanse the stomach and intestines, and eliminate foul odors." All parts of the Yangmei, including the fruit, seed, root, and bark, can be… -
Linfen Navel Orange
Basic Introduction to Linfen Navel OrangeLinfen Navel Orange, from Linfen County, Sichuan Province, is a product of China's Geographical Indication (agricultural product geographical indication). Linfen County is located in eastern Sichuan, and its unique topography of "three mountains and two valleys," distinct subtropical monsoon climate, and the nutrient-rich purple soil are conducive to the growth of navel oranges. The Linfen Navel Orange has a round shape with a thin skin, concentrated juice, and a sweet taste. At the Second China Agricultural Expo, the Newhall, Navellin, and Qingjia varieties submitted by Linfen County won gold awards, while Dashiandao and Bailiuxin won silver awards. Nutritional ValueThe navel orange is rich in various nutrients essential for human health. Testing shows that every 100ml of fresh orange juice contains: 207 joules of energy, 0.9g of protein, 0.2g of fat, 203.9mg of amino acids, 0.127mg of vitamin A, 0.08mg of vitamin B1, 0.03mg of vitamin B2, 60mg of vitamin C, and is also rich in calcium, iron, phosphorus, etc. Navel orange juice contains 11-15% soluble solids; each 100ml of juice contains 11.0-13.0g of sugar, 0.80-0.95g of citric acid, and 55-75mg of vitamin C. Additionally, it is rich in vitamins B1, B2, P, carotene, calcium, phosphorus,… -
Hejiang Lychee
Basic Introduction to Hejiang LycheeThere are three varieties: Dai Lu Lychee, Tuo Ti Lychee, and Fei Zi Xiao Lychee, which are considered the best in the world. Hejiang Lychee is a specialty of Sichuan Province, with three main varieties: Dai Lu Lychee, Tuo Ti Lychee, and Fei Zi Xiao Lychee. According to historical records, the cultivation of Hejiang Lychee dates back over 1,000 years. Since the beginning of the 21st century, through the efforts of the local people, the Hejiang Lychee has experienced significant development. Product FeaturesLychee is known as the top among the “Three Wonders of Hejiang,” renowned for its excellent color, aroma, taste, and shape, often referred to as the “King of Fruits.” It has a unique characteristic where “when one fruit comes to market, all others step aside.” Hejiang Lychee is distinguished by its late ripening, thin yet vibrant skin, large size with a small seed, thick and juicy flesh, crystal clarity, crispness, intense sweetness, fragrant aroma, and fine texture that melts in the mouth. Hejiang is rich in lychee resources with a full range of varieties, including Da Hong Pao, Fei Zi Xiao, Nu Mi Chi, Jiang Sha Lan, Gui Wei, Tuo Ti, Dai Lu, Nan… -
Zhangzhuang Oil Chestnuts
Basic Introduction to Zhangzhuang Oil ChestnutsZhangzhuang Oil Chestnuts are a specialty product of Zhangzhuang Town, Zoucheng City, Jining City, Shandong Province. They are one of the finest varieties of Chinese chestnuts, named for their thin, shiny skin and crisp, sweet taste. Zhangzhuang Oil Chestnuts are protected under the national agricultural product geographic indication mark. Zhangzhuang Oil Chestnuts are primarily distributed within the borders of Zhangzhuang Town and are produced in the original production area. The geographic coordinates are: 117°17'38''-117°22'28'' East Longitude, 35°21'30''-35°22'50'' North Latitude. The total production area is 200 hectares with an annual output of 0.6 million tons. The outer shell of the Zhangzhuang Oil Chestnut is oval-shaped, with medium density spines, a thin husk that splits in a cross shape. The fruit is medium-sized, with the largest weighing 19.2g and averaging 13.2g. Sensory characteristics: The fruit is high-oval shaped, with a purple-red skin that is richly lustrous, uniformly sized, and beautifully presented; the outer skin is easy to peel; the flesh is delicate, fragrant, sweet, and nutritious; physicochemical indicators: protein content in Zhangzhuang Oil Chestnuts ≥4.5%; moisture ≤48%; starch content ≥25%; calcium ≥18mg/100g, phosphorus ≥1.0×102mg/100g. The whole fruit of Zhangzhuang Oil Chestnuts is a treasure trove, as the… -
Centuries-old science classic comes alive on stage
Actors perform during the dance drama "The Exploitation of Nature's Works" ("Tian Gong Kai Wu") in Nanchang, east China's Jiangxi Province, June 1, 2024. (Jiangxi Cultural Performance Group/Handout via tasteallchina ) NANCHANG, July 14 ( tasteallchina ) -- Sounds of labor, such as farming, sericulture, smelting and pulling bellows, blended with the rhythm as dancers joyously depicted the contentment and comfort that ancient people derived from these activities. The dance drama adaptation of the Chinese science classic "The Exploitation of Nature's Works" ("Tian Gong Kai Wu"), commenced its nationwide tour Friday in Xiamen, east China's Fujian Province, bringing to life a nearly 400-year-old masterpiece. The book, compiled by Song Yingxing, a scientist in the late Ming Dynasty (1368-1644), was first published in 1637 during the reign of Emperor Chongzhen. It offers a summary of ancient China's manufacturing and farming techniques, earning recognition as an encyclopedia of science and technology from that time. Known as the world's first comprehensive treatise on agriculture and handicraft production, the pioneering work has since been translated into multiple languages including English, Japanese, French, German and Russian. The eponymous drama, co-produced by Jiangxi Cultural Performance Group and Beijing Dance Academy, is helmed by Chinese filmmaker Lu…
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