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  • What Tea Is Mengding Ganlu? A Detailed Look at This Famous Sichuan Green Tea

    Our country is a major tea-producing nation with many varieties of tea, and Mengding Ganlu is a relatively traditional and ancient tea in our country. Many people have heard this name, but what kind of tea is it exactly? 1. What tea is Mengding Ganlu? Mengding Ganlu is a green tea produced in Si

  • Mengding Qingshuihe Port Closes, All China-Myanmar Land Border Trade Ports Shut Down

    According to the Trade Bureau of Myanmar's Ministry of Commerce, the Qingshuihe border trade port in northern Shan State on the China-Myanmar border has been closed since October 6. Except for anti-COVID-19 supplies and medical equipment, no other goods are allowed to enter or exit. China and Myanmar have a total of 8 ports conducting border trade. Since April 7 of this year, multiple China-Myanmar border trade ports

  • Appreciation of the Rare Chun Jian Variety Mengding Qizhen

    In the spring of 1997, a cluster of Chun Jian (Cymbidium tortisepalum) that an orchid farmer in Zhongfeng Township, Mingshan County had collected from the mountains and was growing himself produced a single flower spike; all three buds looked somewhat unusual. After pinching off the middle bud, Mr. Huang, an orchid enthusiast from the same county, bought the plant at a relatively low price and that same year entered the flower in the Qionglai Spring Orchid Show. Because...

  • What kind of fish is the Mengding new loach? Let us introduce you to this freshwater fish species

    Common name: Mengding new loach. Origin and season: distributed in the tributaries of the middle reaches of the Nujiang River. Description: The upper and lower lips are very thick and join into a single whole at the corners of the mouth. The lower jaw is noticeably shifted back, thereby forming a preoral chamber enclosed by the upper and lower lips in front of the lower jaw, and its inner wall is covered with dense protrusions. Males have a suborbital flap, and the first branched pectoral fin ray is thickened. A small fish, it inhabits the bottom layer of river sections with gravel substrate, feeds mainly on animal food, and is relatively few in number. Its coloration is unique and it has ornamental value.