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Basic Introduction to Tan Village LoquatTan Village Loquat is mainly produced in three natural villages—Zhangtan, Miantan, and Yuutan—along the Xin'an River within the jurisdiction of She County. It is named after these three villages. The name "Three Tans" comes from the fact that these three villages are surrounded by mountains enclosing three large, deep water pools, which remain warm in winter and cool in summer, nestled among hills. As a result, "Tan Village Loquat" has been renowned both at home and abroad since ancient times. Nutritional ValueLoquat is a beneficial fruit suitable for people of all ages. There is a saying in folk circles: "Peaches from the Heavenly Queen Mother, loquats from the Three Tans on earth." Eating fresh loquat helps to quench thirst and stimulate saliva production, benefiting lungs and stomach health. Besides containing a high amount of fructose, it is also rich in vitamin B17, a nutrient known for its cancer-preventative properties. Before the invention of glucose injections, traditional Chinese medicine often used loquat juice to sustain the lives of those unable to eat, demonstrating the very high nutritional value of loquat. Product CharacteristicsThe characteristics of "Tan Village Loquat" include thin skin, thick flesh, sweet juice, abundant water…

Old Ban Zhang is a natural village under the jurisdiction of Bulang Mountain Township, Menghai County, Xishuangbanna Prefecture, Yunnan Province, China. It has an altitude of 1700 to 1900 meters, an average annual temperature of 18.7°C, and annual rainfall between 1341 and 1540 millimeters. The ecological environment is well preserved, making it one of the largest ancient tea mountains still intact in Xishuangbanna. There are nearly 180 households in Old Ban Zhang Village. The origin of Old Ban Zhang tea is located in Old Ban Zhang Village, Bulang Mountain Township, Menghai County, Yunnan Province. This area boasts unique natural conditions with a warm and humid climate, fertile soil, providing an ideal environment for tea tree growth. Old Ban Zhang Pu'er tea is one of the few areas in Yunnan that does not use fertilizers, pesticides, or other inorganic substances. It is a pure, natural, pollution-free, and original ecological tea-producing region. Old Ban Zhang Pu'er tea is renowned for its powerful, thick, and rich aroma, and is often referred to as the "King," "Tea King," and "Ban Zhang King" in the world of Pu'er tea. The tea trees in Old Ban Zhang Village are of considerable age and grow alongside the…