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Basic Introduction to Alimali Tree-Dried ApricotsThe tree-dried apricot, commonly known as the hanging tree-dried apricot, is a local wild apricot that grows only in the ancient city of Alimali on the southern slopes of Mount Bolokunnu, where the temperature difference between day and night exceeds 20 degrees Celsius, and there is a unique reverse temperature zone climate. This area includes the Fourth Agricultural Division's Sixty-first Regiment and the Daxigou Township in Huocheng County. It is named for its tendency to dry on the branches without falling off after ripening to a deep red.The Fourth Agricultural Division's Sixty-first Regiment is located at the foot of the Tianshan Mountains in the Yili region of Xinjiang, in the town of Xiaomazha (Alimali) in Huocheng County. The name Alimali comes from the Mongolian word for "Apple City." This area has a typical reverse temperature zone continental arid semi-desert climate, with abundant sunlight, large temperature differences between day and night, and fertile soil, providing excellent geographical conditions for fruit forestry. The tree-dried apricot, commonly known as "hanging tree-dried apricot," is a local wild apricot that grows only in areas with a temperature difference of over 20 degrees Celsius between day and night and a unique…