Fragrant Mist

Fragrant Mist

　　  Fig, also commonly known as “Fragrant Mist,” is a fruit tree that bears both flowers and fruit. Its fruit resembles a steelyard weight, with a skin color that is red tinged with white. The hues are vibrant, the flesh is crisp and juicy, and the taste is refreshing with a subtle fragrance. When the fruit ripens and hangs on the branches, the contrast of red fruit against green leaves is delicate and dewy, a truly delightful sight.

  In Weicuolou Village, fig trees are planted abundantly—hundreds of acres in total—around eaves and courtyards, along pond embankments and ditches, and on hillsides and garden ridges. Some stand gracefully upright; others grow lush and dense. These trees not only beautify the entire village but also serve as a significant source of income for the villagers.