Qinglong goji berries are a specialty of Qinglong County, Qinhuangdao City, Hebei Province. Qinglong goji berries are large in size, bright red in color, thick-fleshed, soft in texture, low in seeds, and sweet in taste. Qinglong is a mountainous county located in the eastern section of the Yanshan Mountain Range in Hebei Province. Its unique geographical location and mountain microclimate create distinct environmental conditions such as large diurnal temperature variations, long hours of sunlight, and minimal pollution…
Qinglong An Pear is a specialty of Qinglong County in Qinhuangdao City, Hebei Province. The Qinglong An Pear is large in size with thin skin and has good storage capabilities. It is a major supplier of An Pears to markets in cities such as Beijing, Tianjin, Tangshan, Qinhuangdao, and the northeastern regions. Also known as sour pear, the An Pear is one of the representative varieties of the Qiuzi pear group and has a long cultivation history. The fruit is nearly round or short oval in shape, with individual fruits weighing 100…
Funing chestnuts are a specialty of Funing County in Qinhuangdao City, Hebei Province. Funing County has a long history of chestnut cultivation and is a key production area for "Jingdong Chestnuts." The county is one of the main producers of "Yanshan Chestnuts," with a deep-rooted tradition in chestnut farming. The unique geography within the “First Pass of Jingdong” and its favorable climate contribute to the county’s abundant production of “Yanshan Chestnuts,” which are known for their uniform size, fresh color, sweet flavor, and distinctive chewy texture. Since implementing the “Three-Line Prosperity for the People, Eight Industries Strengthening the County” development strategy in 2002, Funing has seen unprecedented growth in chestnut cultivation in terms of speed, scale, acreage, and impact. To date, the county has six towns with over 10,000 mu of chestnut plantations, 40 villages with more than 1,000 mu, and 177 villages with over 500 mu, bringing the total chestnut cultivation area to 324,000 mu.
Baozigou Village is located in Habo Township, Lulong County. Relying on its unique natural conditions, the village has developed grape cultivation as its leading industry to promote the "one village, one product" initiative. Currently, all of the village's arable land and developable barren hills are planted with edible grapes, primarily the Muscat variety, covering an area of 1,500 mu. Every household in the village is engaged in...
Charcoal-grilled oysters start with live oysters being shucked, then the oyster meat and one shell are rinsed clean with water, and the meat is drained and set aside. Charcoal-grilled oysters can generally be divided into three flavors: garlic, black bean sauce, and original. Garlic sauce: finely chop garlic, and if you like spicy food, add some chopped red chili peppers. Mix the garlic paste, chili paste, and oil, then add salt and flavor…
Powdered Pigeon
Main ingredients: Oil skin (50g), pressed tofu (100g), mung bean sprouts (100g), bamboo shoots (100g), fresh shiitake mushrooms (50g) Seasonings: Salt (8g), white sugar (3g), monosodium glutamate (3g), soy sauce (2g), starch (pea starch) (25g), cooking wine (5g), ginger (5g), peanut oil…
Duanjiagou Plums Exit the north gate of Lulong County and drive about twelve kilometers north along Lishé Highway to reach a picturesque small mountain village — Duanjiagou Village. Nestled east of Lishé Highway and west alongside the Qinglong River, the village is nationally renowned for its vast plum orchards covering tens of thousands of acres, and was designated as a small-fruits base by the Hebei Provincial Forestry Department in 1986. Duanjiagou...
The brand-building work for "Yiqi" sweet potato vermicelli began in 1996. With the care and guidance of leaders at the provincial, municipal, and county levels, it has achieved good results to date. The annual production of "Yiqi" products has reached 14,000 tons, with sales in Beijing, Tianjin, Shijiazhuang, the three northeastern provinces…
Sweet potato Lulong County is the largest sweet potato production area in North China, with stable planting acreage of around 300,000 mu over the years. What makes it most distinctive is its sweet potato processing industry, offering over 13 varieties of sweet potato products, which are divided into two major series: The first is the chemical products series. Among them, sodium citrate fills a domestic gap. The second is the food processing...
Almond porridge comes in two types of almonds: bitter almonds and sweet almonds. Bitter almonds are used for medicinal purposes, while sweet almonds, though also used medicinally, are primarily consumed as food. Traditional Chinese medicine believes that sweet almonds can moisten the lungs, relieve dryness, soothe coughs, and lubricate the intestines. Almond porridge can both prevent and alleviate symptoms caused by cold and dry weather, such as dry cough without phlegm, wheezing, and constipation due to intestinal dryness. Its nutrients are also easily digested by the human body…
Qinglong Water Tofu — truly one of a kind in the world. After every bite, your mood lifts wonderfully, and it boasts an impressive number of returning customers. The lingering aftertaste stays in your mouth, 00 as your tongue savors the experience... When it comes to the local specialty delicacies of Qinglong Manchu Autonomous County, water tofu is absolutely not to be missed. As early as the Kangxi era of the Qing Dynasty,...
"Longfu" brand Fuji applesThe "Longfu" brand Fuji apples were recognized as a "Famous Brand Product" at the 2001 China International Agricultural Expo.…
It is a Class III protected plant in China. Its fruit, also known as mountain hickory, is a type of dried fruit. It is oblong in shape, small in size with a thick shell, but more nutritious and medically valuable similar to regular walnuts. (Chengde)…
Chengde is rich in mushroom production, yielding large quantities and a wide variety of species. Among those regarded as premium are: boletus, hazel mushrooms, beefsteak mushrooms, grass mushrooms, sulfur mushrooms, pine mushrooms, button mushrooms, as well as cultivated slippery cap mushrooms.
The Hanging Brocade of the Mountain Resort, produced by the Chengde Silk Factory, is woven with over 20 colors. It measures 2 meters in length and 80 centimeters in width. The patterns on the brocade are based on the Thirty-Six Scenes inscribed by Emperors Kangxi and Qianlong, presenting a magnificent and exquisite sight. (Chengde)…
Origin: Longhua, Hebei, China. Characteristics: Long head with a narrow forehead, long and straight snout, vertical wrinkles on the forehead, and large ears that droop below the corners of the mouth. The body is long and narrow, with a straight back and waist, deep chest, sloping shoulders, and underdeveloped thighs. The belly is large, with well-developed udders and around seven pairs of teats. The skin is loose with wrinkles. The coat is coarse, dense, and black all over, with stiff bristles...
Wuling Red, also known as hawthorn or mountain hawthorn, is referred to as iron hawthorn. Japan specifically imports Wuling Red from Xinglong County in China. This product has a slightly warm nature with a sour and sweet taste. It is effective in aiding digestion, relieving stagnation, and promoting blood circulation. It is mainly used to treat indigestion, chest and abdominal bloating, hernia, and blood stasis-induced amenorrhea. Locally, its leaves are used as a tea substitute to help manage high blood pressure. Products made primarily with Wuling Red fruit include…
Fiddlehead ferns, also known as lucky ferns or longevity ferns, are wild plants. Rich in nutrients, they contain 1.6 mg of carotene and 35 mg of vitamin C per gram, along with various minerals. Fiddleheads can be eaten fresh or pickled and processed for long-term consumption. Chengde is one of China’s main production areas for fiddlehead ferns. As early as the Qing Dynasty, the ferns from Chengde were regarded as imperial tributes...
Hazelnut trees are wild shrubs. The nuts they produce, known as hazelnuts, come in two varieties: flat hazelnuts and downy hazelnuts. Flat hazelnuts are flat and round, with thick skins and smooth surfaces; their kernels are sweet and fragrant. Downy hazelnuts are cone-shaped, with thin skins and fine fuzz, and their kernels are mellow and aromatic. In ancient times, hazelnuts were often served as dried fruit—roasted and offered to guests alongside melon seeds and peanuts. In more recent times, hazelnuts have also been used to make sauces, canned foods, and pastry fillings, all of which are very popular with consumers.