Wild Mountain Fern

Wild Mountain Fern

　　Wild Mountain Fern was once an imperial tribute during the Qing Dynasty. It is produced in Nanbaozi, an area with fresh air, a pristine environment, and no pollution. The Huoshaowa Forest Area within it spans a total of 100,000 mu, making it the largest man-made forest in North China. The forest is densely populated with larches, Chinese pines, and other trees, while wildlife such as pheasants and goats inhabit and roam the area frequently. The region features stretches of 30 kilometers of Huoshaowa Natural Forest Area, which totals 100,000 mu, making it the largest man-made forest in North China. The forest is densely populated with larches, Chinese pines, and other trees, while wildlife such as pheasants and goats inhabit and roam the area frequently. The region features stretches of 30 kilometers of Huoshaowa Natural Forest Area, which totals 100,000 mu, making it the largest man-made forest in North China. The forest is densely populated with larches, Chinese pines, and other trees, while wildlife such as pheasants and goats inhabit and roam the area frequently. The region features stretches of 30 kilometers of Huoshaowa Natural Forest Area, which is harvested, dried, and sterilized at high temperatures to produce this product. It has the effects of relaxing muscles and improving blood circulation, enhancing physical fitness, and prolonging life. With extremely high nutritional and medicinal value, it is an ideal vegetarian choice for middle-aged and elderly people.