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Basic Introduction of Pangu Mountain Sweet Potato DriedSweet potato dried, also known as yam dried, is best when grown in Pangu Mountain, Yudu, with the ones from Chazi being the finest. Every autumn after the rice harvest, locals dig up sweet potatoes planted in the fields and store them indoors. When winter comes after the busy farming season, they start drying sweet potatoes in front of their houses. Nutritional ValueIt is rich in glucose and vitamins A, B, C, D, as well as trace elements such as copper, phosphorus, and iron. It is a physiologically alkaline food that can help regulate the physiological acidity of rice, flour, and meat. It replenishes qi and blood, benefits the liver and spleen, removes stasis toxins, soothes meridians, and has a constipation-preventing and anti-cancer effect. As a health-promoting and fatigue-relieving food, it is nutritionally complete. Within its shelf life, a layer of white sugar frost forms on the surface, enhancing its flavor. Product FeaturesThe features of the inverted-steamed sweet potato dried from Pangu Mountain are: the sweet potato dried appears transparent, is clean and hygienic, fragrant, sweet, chewy, and nutrient-rich. Preparation MethodSelect white-skinned sweet potatoes, wash them thoroughly, then peel them and cut into…

Basic Introduction to Tiantan Inkstone The Tiantan Inkstone, also known as "Pangu Inkstone" or "Panggu Inkstone," is a precious and unique type of inkstone. It is produced in Jiyuan City, Henan Province, China, primarily sourced from the banks of Panggu Spring on the eastern side of Tiantan Peak in Wangwu Mountain, Jiyuan. Its stone quality is fine and warm, firm yet not brittle, soft yet not spongy, tough yet not hard, smooth yet not slippery, with a color like jade and a sound like that of a wooden fish. This type of inkstone has been beloved by scholars and literati throughout history for its virtues: "firm and moist in quality, smooth in carving, splendid in color, clear in sound, heavy in body, and complete in preservation." The Tiantan Inkstone combines the essence of inkstone carving from both southern and northern China, featuring the delicate intricacy of the south and the robust simplicity of the north. It integrates sculpture, painting, and calligraphy, forming a unique artistic style characterized by "shaping according to the stone, crafting according to the material, clever use of colors, and refined subtlety." In history, the style of Tiantan Inkstones evolved from the basket-shaped inkstones of the Sui…