Greater Khingan

Basic Introduction to Tahé Dried BlueberriesDried blueberries are a type of wild berry native to the Greater Khingan region, which contains very high levels of anthocyanins. The fruit has been listed by the international Food and Agriculture Organization as one of the top five health foods for human consumption. Dried blueberries are made from natural berries. Nutritional Value1. They are a boon for eye health; the anthocyanins they contain can relieve eye fatigue, prevent myopia, and improve vision;2. They have antioxidant properties that help maintain youthful looks and delay the aging process;3. They are good for the brain, preventing nerve degeneration and enhancing memory;4. They contain vitamins, minerals, and fiber elements that can boost immunity. Historical and FolkloreThere are many stories about blueberries in various countries. Early American settlers sailing to North America suffered from the terrible disease of "scurvy" due to a lack of fresh fruits and vegetables. Local Native Americans gave them a blue berry with a star-shaped calyx at the bottom, known as the "star fruit," which eventually cured their illness. The Americans believed this was a life-saving fruit bestowed upon them by God, so they called it blueberry (blueberry). Preparation MethodIngredients: 480 grams of blueberries, 80…

Ice flowers are seen "blooming" on windows in the Greater Khingan Range in north China's Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region. (Photo/ Taste all China ) As winter temperatures continue to drop, ice flowers were recently seen "blooming" on windows in the Greater Khingan Range in north China's Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region, presenting delicately sculpted works of art created by nature. Ice flowers are clusters of ice crystals that form when water vapor inside a house condenses and freezes on a cold glass pane. These crystal-like ice flowers, displaying intricate patterns resembling flowers, trees, or ferns, offer a visual feast during the chilly winter months. Ice flowers are seen "blooming" on windows in the Greater Khingan Range in north China's Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region. (Photo/ Taste all China ) Ice flowers are seen "blooming" on windows in the Greater Khingan Range in north China's Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region. (Photo/ Taste all China ) Ice flowers are seen "blooming" on windows in the Greater Khingan Range in north China's Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region. (Photo/ Taste all China ) Ice flowers are seen "blooming" on windows in the Greater Khingan Range in north China's Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region. (Photo/ Taste all China ) Ice…

Basic Introduction to Mohhe Blueberry Dried FruitLocals used to call it "dushi," and now they call it "blueberry."Wild blueberries grow only above the 52nd parallel north, at altitudes of 1,500 to 2,500 meters in frigid highlands and virgin forests. The only place in China where wild blueberries grow is the Greater Khingan Mountains, in the farthest north of the country. Nutritional ValueWild blueberries are high in amino acids, zinc, calcium, iron, copper, and vitamins. Per 100 grams of fresh wild blueberries, the anthocyanin content is as high as 333mg (while cultivated blueberries contain only 7-15mg), making them the top-ranked fruit for anthocyanins. They have superior physiological activity compared to anthocyanins from other plants and are internationally recognized as having the highest antioxidant content among natural foods. In addition to conventional sugars, acids, and vitamins, they also contain unique nutrients such as organic germanium, organic selenium, arbutin, amino acids, and fruit acids that cannot be matched by other fruits and vegetables. They have functions such as preventing brain nerve aging, delaying aging, fighting cancer, softening blood vessels, strengthening the heart, combating fatigue, and preventing vision deterioration. Product CharacteristicsWild fresh blueberries naturally sun-dried for over a month become blueberry dried fruit, with…