-
Blackwater Watermelon
Basic Introduction to Blackwater WatermelonThe Blackwater Watermelon is a specialty of Tuanan City, Jilin Province, and a product protected under China's national geographical indication. The geographical indication production area for the Blackwater Watermelon covers the current administrative regions of 11 townships and sub-district offices in Tuanan City, Jilin Province, including Heishui Town, Anding Town, Erlong Township, Datong Township, Cheli Township, Jiaoliuhexiang Township, Dongfanghong Cattle Ranch, Yu Mizhongjiao Field, Siliuqijun Horse Ranch, Xiangyang Subdistrict Office, and Taofu Subdistrict Office.The Blackwater Watermelon is characterized by its large size, thin skin, crisp texture, and refreshing taste. It is high-yielding and early-ripening, with a beautiful color, fragrant and sweet taste, and good storage properties. The fruit's rind is tough, the flesh is bright red, and the sugar content is 14%. The watermelon has a thin skin, ample moisture, high sugar content, and a pleasant combination of softness and crispness, earning it the reputation of "when the melon is cut, the room fills with fragrance, and one bite is unforgettable."The main varieties of Blackwater Watermelon include Nongyan No. 1, Leiguan No. 1, Leiguan No. 8, Huamei No. 7, and others. They are typically sown from mid-April to early July, and they grow well in loam… -
History of Ancient Chinese Ceramics and Porcelain
Ceramics symbolizes the beginning of the Neolithic Age. The Chinese pottery of the Neolithic Age, the firing of ceramic objects was the other great success of mankind after the discovery of fire. With the help of fire, clay objects and figures could be fired, a process that led to the production of porcelain, which, with different methods, gradually became the domain of almost all the peoples of the world. Since human beings began sedentary life and started to cultivate crops and raise livestock, they began to need ceramic utensils for cooking and serving food, as well as porcelain items for the storage of various contents. Chinese ceramics have about 8,000 years of history. Each period of antiquity left its own legacy of manufacturing techniques, thanks to which many excellent works were created. Chinese ceramics and porcelain are a symbol of a materialized culture, which combines arts with science and technology, while linking material and spiritual civilization. The history of Chinese porcelain developed gradually, starting from the gray period, through black and white, to the stage of filigree and colorful, then moving from simple to complex patterns, from rough to refined texture, from prosaic to exquisite. Terracotta Warriors One of the…
❯
Search
Scan to open current page
Top
Checking in, please wait...
Click for today's check-in bonus!
You have earned {{mission.data.mission.credit}} points today
My Coupons
-
$CouponsLimitation of use:Expired and UnavailableLimitation of use:
before
Limitation of use:Permanently validCoupon ID:×Available for the following products: Available for the following products categories: Unrestricted use:Available for all products and product types
No coupons available!
Daily tasks completed