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Small Yellow Bridge Watermelons

Published: 2026-11-15 Author: FLG 👁 101 views
Last updated 2026-11-15 — Have you visited China’s most beautiful countryside scenery — the 10,000-mu Peach Blossom Garden in Huangqiao Township, Xihua County? If you’ve been there, do you still remember the romance of strolling through the vibrant peach blossoms? Do you still miss the warmth of wandering among golden fields of rapeseed flowers? Do you still long for the joy of playing by the beautiful banks of the Ying River? The beautiful peach blossoms...

Small Yellow Bridge Watermelons

  Have you visited China’s most beautiful countryside scenery — the 10,000-mu Peach Blossom Garden in Huangqiao Township, Xihua County? If you’ve been there, do you still remember the romance of strolling through the vibrant peach blossoms? Do you still miss the warmth of wandering among golden fields of rapeseed flowers? Do you still long for the joy of playing by the beautiful banks of the Ying River?

  The beautiful peach blossom garden and the juicy, fresh peaches may have left you with a lasting impression of the taste of Huangqiao in Xihua. When you visit Xihua again this summer, don’t miss the chance to try the “Wacheng” brand small watermelons from Huangqiao Township — thin-skinned, juicy, and sweet inside. This is yet another specialty of Huangqiao Township.

  Currently, relying on the Xihua County Huangqiao Lüyuan Fruit and Vegetable Professional Cooperative, the township has established an efficient plastic greenhouse watermelon planting base covering over 1,000 mu, with an annual sales volume reaching 6.42 million kilograms. The average yield per mu is nearly 20,000 yuan, and the products are sold to major cities such as Beijing, Shanghai, Jiangsu, Zhejiang, Shandong, and Luohe, as well as supermarkets in surrounding counties and cities.

  Source: Office of the People's Government of Xihua County

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