The orange is an evergreen fruit tree of the Rutaceae family, originally native to India and southern China. The history of orange cultivation in Taiwan began over 300 years ago when it was introduced from Guangdong. Due to its high sugar content, low acidity, and excellent flavor, oranges have become highly popular among the public. Their cultivation area has been increasing year by year, making oranges the most widely cultivated citrus fruit in Taiwan today. ...
The pink, black, and golden corals sourced from Hawaiian waters are cut, polished, and then sent to jewelry shops. On Duke Street in Waikiki, between Kalakaua Avenue and Kuhio Avenue, a multitude of shops—big and small—are packed with a wide variety of jewelry. The Maui Diving Company in downtown Honolulu offers free shuttle service to various hotels to make it convenient for tourists to visit their factory. The tour is free of charge. The final stop is a large showroom—or perhaps more accurately, a large shop—which is undoubtedly a clever business move.
Gaocun Township is a well-known watermelon-producing area. Located between Tianjin, Beijing, and Langfang, the township has a well-developed road network, fertile soil, and covers an area of 43 square kilometers. It lies 60 kilometers south of downtown Tianjin, 60 kilometers north of Beijing, 10 kilometers west of the Langfang exit of the Jin-Tang Expressway, and east of the Tianjin-Beijing Highway. …
Sangzi Watermelon is a specialty of Jixian County in Tianjin. The town of Sangzi is located in the southwest of Jixian, on the eastern bank of the Ju River, near the border between Beijing and Tianjin. With its fertile land, it is a place rich in natural beauty and talent. Many years ago, Sangzi became widely known for its three distinctive local products — radishes, watermelons, and bean sheets — which were locally hailed as the “Three Treasures.” Thanks to its unique
The town of Tai Tou in Jinghai County, Tianjin, has long been known as a "land of fish and rice," particularly famous for its watermelons, which are highly favored by consumers in Beijing and Tianjin. Tai Tou Watermelons are thin-skinned, crisp-fleshed, sweet and refreshing, rich in various amino acids and vitamins, making them an excellent choice for cooling off in the summer heat. With a history spanning over a thousand years, the crystal-clear and sweet...
Big White Melon Big White Melon --- white skin, white flesh, white seeds. Sandy texture, sweet taste. Long shelf life. Large in size. A great product for cooling off. During the Ming and Qing dynasties, it was designated as an imperial tribute, and now it has entered the Great Hall of the People with its unique advantages, appearing on the table of state banquets. Wei County watermelons are large, round, thin-skinned, and brightly colored.
The large white watermelon — white rind, white flesh, white seeds. It’s sandy, sweet, and has a long shelf life. It’s big in size and makes for a great summertime treat. Weixian has a long history of growing watermelons. According to the county annals of Weixian, watermelons originally came from the Western Regions. When the Han Dynasty's envoy Zhang Qian traveled westward and opened up the Silk Road, he brought back watermelon seeds. Not long after, these seeds reached Weixian, where farmers began cultivating them widely. Over the centuries, local growers have accumulated extremely rich experience in watermelon farming, resulting in produce that surpasses those from other regions in both shape and quality.
Duancun: Duan Shudi, once an imperial tonic in the Ming Dynasty, and Nanhe Watermelons, renowned for their premium quality.…
Fucheng County boasts abundant local produce. With rich agricultural resources and a favorable natural environment that provides ideal conditions for farming, it is recognized as a national commodity grain production base county and a national plain afforestation compliant county. It has been honored by the State Forestry Administration as the “Hometown of Chinese Apricot and Plum,” and by the People’s Government of Hebei Province as the “Hometown of Watermelon.”
Haixing Watermelons…
Qingyuan watermelon is a specialty of Qingyuan County, Baoding City, Hebei Province. It comes in a variety of sizes—large, medium, and small—with rich color variations, a crisp texture, juicy flesh, and a sugar content of over 13%. Qingyuan is the largest watermelon production base in Hebei. The county enjoys abundant sunlight, ample rainfall, and fertile soil, and has a long history of watermelon cultivation.
Nanwangzhuang Watermelons…
The world-renowned Xiaojidian Reed Hair Watermelon has a cultivation history of over 400 years. With excellent quality and great taste, the melons are uniform in shape, small-seeded, thin-skinned, crisp and juicy with flesh as sweet as honey. They ripen early, making them a premium summer fruit. (Baoding)…
The history of greenhouse watermelon cultivation in Handai Town, Huanhua County, Shijiazhuang City, Hebei Province, dates back to 1994. Through continuous development and practice, the Hebei Provincial Government awarded Handai Town the honorary title of "Hometown of Greenhouse Watermelons in Hebei" in 1998. Today, Handai Town has built three specialized watermelon markets, …
Dongguo Town Watermelons…
Shouyang Township: Watermelon…
Daning watermelons are all grown by local farmers, with bright red flesh, black seeds, and rich nutrition. They are quite famous in southern Shanxi and we hope you’ll come and try them. Daning County is located at the southern end of the Lüliang Mountains in Shanxi Province, on the eastern bank of the Yellow River. Surrounded by mountains on all sides and shaped like a basin, its lowest elevation is 481 meters and the highest reaches 1,791 meters. The soil is fertile and the area has a temperate climate with zonal brown earth.
Taigu watermelon is not only high in water content and sugar, but also sweet, refreshing, and delicious. It’s an excellent choice for beating the heat and preventing or treating illnesses. …
The cultivation of musk melons in Mashou has long been renowned in Shouyang. Large-scale planting began in the 1990s. Mashou musk melons are high in water content, rich in sugar, deliciously sweet, refreshing and palatable, effective in preventing heatstroke, promoting diuresis, and reducing internal heat. The planting area has increased year by year, reaching a maximum of 500 mu, with a yield of 12,000 jin per mu, and a peak total output of 6
Hequ County in northwestern Shanxi is famous for its watermelons. The local watermelons are relatively small, with deep red flesh that is both sandy and sweet, making them popular for hundreds of miles around. Not only are Hequ people skilled at growing watermelons, but they also have unique methods for preserving them. During the hottest days of summer, freshly picked, high-quality watermelons are stored indoors with great care and can be preserved until winter freezes set in. Alternatively...