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Basic Introduction to Geshi Large Dates The unique climate and terrain conditions provide excellent growth conditions for jujube trees. The region of Geshi Town has a soil type of sandy brown forest soil overlaying granite gneiss parent material, which provides abundant sources of trace elements in the brown forest soil for the superior quality of the local large dates. The groundwater here is composed of loose rock interstitial water and weathered fissure water in bedrock, suitable for the needs of jujube tree growth. Additionally, the higher levels of organic matter, humus, nitrogen, phosphorus, and potassium in the brown forest soil also contribute to the high quality of the large dates. Nutritional Value Geshi Grade One Round Red Dates. They are used for spleen deficiency with poor appetite, fatigue, loose stools, and emotional restlessness in women. They are particularly effective for replenishing blood and nourishing the complexion in female friends. They are also an important medicinal ingredient in traditional Chinese medicine, being sweet and non-toxic, primarily addressing heart disorders, calming the mind, nourishing the spleen, regulating stomach qi, unblocking the nine orifices, assisting the twelve meridians, replenishing vital energy, and treating insufficiency of body fluids and constitution. They can be taken…

Introduction to Boshan WalnutsThe Zibo Boshan Shengu Valley Walnut Specialized Cooperative is located in the eastern mountainous area of Boshan District, Zibo City, Shandong Province, the hometown of Jiao Yulu. The climate is pleasant with an average annual temperature of 13.6°C and annual precipitation of 736.6 millimeters, making it suitable for growing various fruit trees. The main product is the thin-skinned Xiangling walnut. Nutritional ValueWalnuts are rich in nutrients, containing 15-20 grams of protein, 60-70 grams of fat, and 10 grams of carbohydrates per hundred grams, as well as essential calcium, phosphorus, iron, and other trace elements and minerals, along with vitamins such as carotene and riboflavin. Historical and FolkloreThe walnut originated in southeastern Europe and southwestern Asia. In China, walnuts can be traced back to the early Western Han Dynasty, brought back by Zhang Qian during Emperor Wu's reign when he traveled to the Western Regions. Because they originated from the Qianghu region, they were also known as Qiang peaches or Xiang peaches. According to "The Miscellanies of the Jin," compiled by Zhang Hua of the Jin Dynasty, "Zhang Qian planted them in Qin, gradually spreading eastward." Preparation and Eating MethodsThere are many ways to prepare and eat walnuts.…

Tourists have fun at the Fairy Mountain National Forest Park in Wulong District, southwest China's Chongqing Municipality, July 22, 2024. Relying on its pleasant climate and beautiful natural environment, the Fairy Mountain scenic area, with an altitude of 1,100 to 2,033 meters, has become a popular destination for citizens to escape the sweltering summer heat. ( tasteallchina /Liu Chan) Tourists have fun at the Fairy Mountain National Forest Park in Wulong District, southwest China's Chongqing Municipality, July 22, 2024. Relying on its pleasant climate and beautiful natural environment, the Fairy Mountain scenic area, with an altitude of 1,100 to 2,033 meters, has become a popular destination for citizens to escape the sweltering summer heat. ( tasteallchina /Liu Chan) An aerial drone photo taken on July 22, 2024 shows a view of the Fairy Mountain National Forest Park in Wulong District, southwest China's Chongqing Municipality. Relying on its pleasant climate and beautiful natural environment, the Fairy Mountain scenic area, with an altitude of 1,100 to 2,033 meters, has become a popular destination for citizens to escape the sweltering summer heat. ( tasteallchina /Liu Chan) Tourists prepare to watch a performance "Impression Wulong" in Wulong District, southwest China's Chongqing Municipality, July 22,…

Basic Introduction to He Feng TeaHe Feng Tea is a specialty of He Feng County, Hubei Province, and is a Chinese Geographical Indication product. He Feng County is located in the heart of the Wuling Mountain area, with a climate suitable for tea tree growth, making it an optimal environment for high-quality tea. The county has a long history of tea production, being a major producer of tribute tea and “Yi Hong” tea. The tea from He Feng features tight, fine, straight buds with a green color and silvery tips; its infusion is bright green, with a fresh, long-lasting aroma, a fresh and rich taste, and a tender, uniform base. It is naturally rich in selenium. During the Ming and Qing dynasties, it was offered as a tribute to the imperial court and exported to Western European countries, where the British called it "Queen's Tea." This tea has won awards such as the Grand Prize at the "Zhongcha Cup" and the Gold Award at the "Luyu Cup," and has been recognized as one of the "Top Ten Teas in Hubei Province." Product Characteristics(1) Sensory Features: The tea has tight, fine, straight buds with a green color and silvery tips, making…

Hello everyone, today we will talk about Mengding Ganlu, a famous tea produced in Sichuan, China. This is a tea with a long history and superior quality. So, what kind of tea is Mengding Ganlu? What are its unique features and attractions? We will discuss these from three main aspects. Exploring the Origin Mengding Ganlu is produced in Mingshan District, Ya'an City, Sichuan Province, where the mountains are green, the waters clear, and the climate suitable, providing ideal conditions for tea growth. The origin of Mengding Ganlu is even hailed as the "birthplace of world tea culture," a place rich in historical and cultural heritage. Taste Appreciation The leaves of Mengding Ganlu are bright green, with a rich aroma and a clear, bright infusion color. Its taste is fresh and sweet, with a full-bodied flavor and astringency. Tasting Mengding Ganlu, one can almost feel the tea aroma spreading in the mouth, lifting the spirits. Historical and Cultural Value Mengding Ganlu has always been one of the famous teas, with a long history. According to historical records, Mengding Ganlu originated during the Western Han Dynasty, with a history spanning over two thousand years. It is a traditional Chinese famous tea and…

Ice Island Nannuo ancient tree tea is a special type of tea, hailed as a "precious rarity in the tea world." It is harvested and processed from ancient tea trees in the Nannuo region of Ice Island, hence its name. This article will detail the origin, characteristics, manufacturing process, and brewing method of this tea: Origin: The Nannuo region of Ice Island is located in Yunnan Province, China, and is known as the "jewel of the tea world." Its unique climate and soil conditions have nurtured abundant tea tree resources, with a particular fame for ancient tree teas. Here, the average age of tea trees is over 300 years, with very few reaching an age of over 500 years. Characteristics: With an average age of over 300 years, these tea trees grow in a stable and superior environment, resulting in thick and full leaves with high water content in the buds. The tea processed from these carefully picked leaves has a distinctive flavor and mouthfeel. Manufacturing Process: Harvesting, withering, fixation, rolling, and drying. Brewing Method: Prepare clean tea utensils, such as a lidded bowl or a fairness cup. Place an appropriate amount of tea into the vessel and rinse it…

Basic Introduction to Pingwu Walnuts Pingwu walnuts refer to walnuts produced within the administrative region of Pingwu County, Sichuan Province. Due to the suitable climate and soil conditions in Pingwu County for walnut tree growth, the walnuts produced are large, have thin shells, yellow kernels, excellent quality, and are non-harmful. They are highly favored by consumers both domestically and internationally. The product has passed A-level green food certification by the China Green Food Development Center and has been included in the Catalogue of China's National Geographical Indication Protected Products. Nutritional Value Walnuts contain rich lecithin, vitamins, and other substances that are components of brain structure, which is extremely beneficial for fetal brain development. At the same time, walnuts have spleen-strengthening, appetite-stimulating, lung-moistening, and kidney-strengthening properties, which are very significant for the metabolism of pregnant women themselves. In addition, the benefits of walnuts for children's brain development go without saying, and the vitamins and calcium, zinc, etc., they contain directly affect the development of children's vision. Middle-aged and elderly people who eat an appropriate amount of walnuts daily can effectively lower harmful cholesterol levels in their blood, protecting their hearts and blood vessels. Studies show that patients with gallstones who persist…

The 24 Solar Terms is the product of ancient Chinese farming civilization. Agricultural production was closely related to the rhythm of nature. The Solar Terms system was created by ancient Chinese ancestors who followed the agricultural season by observing the movement of celestial bodies and recognizing the changing rules of seasons, climate, phenology and other aspects in one year.On November 30, 2016, "The Twenty-Four Solar Terms" of China was inscribed by UNESCO on the Representative List of the Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity.The origin of 24 Solar Terms in ChinaAfter the long-term observation of movement of the Sun, Moon and Big Dipper, the ancient Chinese adopted a lunisolar calendar, which has been unique in the whole world. 24 segments were divided according to the sun’s annual circular motion. Each segment is spaced 15° apart along the ecliptic and has a specific ‘Solar Term’. The calendar system has played a fundamental role in an agricultural society like China in the past thousands of years.Twenty-Four Solar Terms originated in the Yellow River reaches of North China, which were created based on the changes of seasons, astronomy and phenology in this region and has been progressively applied nationwide. The Solar Terms begin with…

Winter gives way to spring, and the earth warms up. Spring is a season of rejuvenation and also a period of climate transition. With pollen and willow fluff dancing in the air, coupled with exposure to ultraviolet rays, many people are prone to skin problems at this time.Children have delicate skin and are more prone to itching.Spring sees children more likely to experience symptoms such as itchy skin. Besides seasonal factors, this is closely related to the special characteristics of children's skin.Compared to adults, children's skin is finer and more tender, with less developed keratin layers, fewer skin lipids, poorer resistance to dryness, and a higher likelihood of further damage from scratching. Children also produce less melanin, making their pigment layer thinner and more susceptible to UV damage. From a traditional Chinese medicine perspective, spring is characterized by wind, and children's bodies are delicate, making their skin more vulnerable to invasion by wind pathogens. Therefore, the incidence of itchy skin is higher in children than in adults.Therefore, in spring, children's delicate skin can easily become uncomfortable, with the most typical symptom being itching.If this situation is not actively managed, it may lead to secondary skin infections. Due to incomplete development…

Facing the Yellow River, the Kanbula National Geopark features stone peaks of Danxia landform with golden scenery in autumn in Jianzha County, Huangnan Tibetan Autonomous Prefecture, northwest China's Qinghai Province. It is a "historical documentary" of the evolvement of the rise of the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau and its climate. (Photo provided to Taste all China ) 【1】【2】【3】【4】【5】