The storage of oranges will be extended for a long time, three months is enough. Mayang rock sugar orange is commonly known as "rock sugar bubble", so named because it is as sweet as rock sugar. It has a dignified fruit shape, bright color, rich and sweet flavor, crisp and tender flesh, no seeds and residue, and high nutritional and health value. It is a rare fruit. Treasure. According to reports, regular consumption of rock sugar orange also has the effects of nourishing the skin, clearing away heat and moisturizing the lungs, improving eyesight and detoxifying.

Mayang Bingtang Orange was once rated as an excellent product by the Citrus and Seedling Quality Inspection Supervision and Testing Center of the Ministry of Agriculture; in 2001, it applied for a certificate of origin trademark and became a national geographical indication product, and in 2008 it obtained Honorary title of famous trademark of Hunan Province.

Extended information Qianyang County has a long history of orange cultivation. According to the cultural relics excavated at the Gaomiao site in Chatou Township, farming civilization appeared as early as 7,000 years ago. The Book of Songs says, "What is there in the southern part of the country? There are plum blossoms in every corner." "Yu Gong" says, "Jingzhou pays tribute to oranges and pomeloes." "Away from the Five Streams, herrings fall in the snow and stew with oranges.";

In the classics of the past dynasties, the use of oranges as a material for literary and artistic creation began with Qu Yuan's "Ode to Oranges", which was written in Qu Yuan's youth. , is the originator of Chinese orange literature. Later, Wang Xizhi's "Feng Ju Tie", Cao Zhi's "Planting Trees" in the Three Kingdoms, "Jue Fu" by Chuanxuan in the Southern and Northern Dynasties, "Jue Shu Fu" by Liu Jin in the Eastern Jin Dynasty, and "Jue Fu" by Sun Chu in the Western Jin Dynasty. A masterpiece in the history of literature and art.

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