Qianfu Honey Pear

Qianfu Honey Pear

　　　　Product Name: Qianfu Honey Pear

　　　　Product Origin: Jiaxing City, Zhejiang Province

　　　　Product Features: Beautiful appearance, tender white flesh, abundant juice, mellow taste, and sweet flavor.

　　　　Product Components: Vitamins, free acids, pectin, protein, fat, as well as nutrients such as calcium, magnesium, phosphorus, and iron.

　　　　Product Efficacy: Moistens throat and quenches thirst, warms stomach, helps replenish vitamins in skin, and promotes blood circulation.

　　　　Product Introduction: The “Yucheng Brand” Qianfu Pear—renowned for its excellent color and taste, high quality, and pollution-free cultivation—is a rising star among Yucheng-brand fruits. With its attractive shape, yellowish-brown hue, tender white flesh, rich juice, and sweet flavor, it stands out. The “Yucheng Brand” Qianfu Pear is grown based on premium pears from Qianfu Village and has developed a diverse planting structure that includes early-season, early-midseason, midseason, mid-late season, and late-season varieties such as Cuiguan, Cuihuang, Qingxiang, and Aidang. In pear production, a series of efficient and high-quality management measures have been adopted, including multi-variety grafting on a single branch, open-center dwarfing, flower and fruit thinning, formula fertilization, and fruit bagging. These practices focus on quality, control yield, and combine superior varieties with optimal cultivation techniques, resulting in pears that are visually appealing, internally high-quality, durable for storage and transport, and highly marketable.

　　　　Product History: Huimin Town is located in the eastern suburbs of Jiashan County, 4 kilometers from the county seat. It neighbors Fengjing Town and Xindai Town of Pinghu City in Shanghai’s Jinshan District, and is 95 kilometers east of downtown Shanghai, 113 kilometers west of Hangzhou (the provincial capital), and 92 kilometers north of Suzhou. The Shanghai-Hangzhou-Ningbo Expressway runs through the town, with the town center only 4.5 kilometers from the Dayun exit of the expressway. The town features an extensive network of rural roads, ensuring convenient transportation. The total area of the town is 40.3 square kilometers, with 41,000 mu of arable land. It governs 11 administrative villages and one neighborhood committee, with a resident population of 21,800 and over 10,000 migrant residents. In 2003, the gross domestic product reached 659 million yuan, with total industrial and agricultural output value amounting to 3.1 billion yuan, and per capita rural income hitting 6,415 yuan. Huimin Town boasts a long history, rich cultural heritage, simple and honest folk customs, and a beautiful environment. The area contains the tomb of Qian Nengxun, Premier of the Republic of China, and the ruins of the tomb of Lu Zhi, Prime Minister of the Tang Dynasty. Riding the wave of reform and opening up, Huimin Town has experienced rapid economic and social development. By implementing the “Number One Project” of attracting investment and the “People’s Prosperity Project,” the industrial economy has gradually formed a new pattern led by an outward-oriented economy and driven by key sectors such as woodworking, electronics, garments, machinery, and bags. There are currently 203 enterprises in the town, employing over 12,000 workers, with annual industrial sales reaching 2.95 billion yuan. The town recorded 46.12 million USD in self-operated export trade, with 16 enterprises directly engaged in exports. Four enterprises in the town have an annual output value exceeding 100 million yuan. In recent years, park construction has been continuously strengthened and its functions improved. Last year, it was named by the municipal government as one of the “Top Ten Township Industrial Parks in Jiaxing” and a “Key Industrial Park in Jiaxing.” In 2003, the town ranked third in the county and twelfth in the city in comprehensive performance of investment attraction. Alongside the rapid development of the industrial economy, efforts have been made to promote suburban agriculture centered on fresh produce sales, steadily upgrading the agricultural industry. This has resulted in the formation of production bases for honey pears, silkworm breeding, spring soybeans, lean-meat pigs, greenhouse vegetables, special aquatic products, and seedlings.