Once an imperial tonic, it sells for 30 yuan per jin in the city, yet farmers are unwilling to grow it

Every year after May, summer arrives, and with the coming of summer, a highly nutritious wild fruit is about to leave us. Its name is the mulberry.

This fruit, the mulberry, was once an imperial tonic, and now in the city a single jin sells for as much as 30 yuan. Because no one is willing to grow it, this fruit is extremely rare.

It is also very rich in nutrients, and people even call it the "holy fruit of the people." The mulberry's fruit looks quite similar to ordinary ones, since it also grows in clusters, and once ripe its color is dark red.

For women, eating this fruit, the mulberry, beautifies the skin and nourishes the complexion, while for men it strengthens the body and boosts health. But because of an old saying, "Do not plant mulberry in front of the house, do not plant willow behind it," farmers are rather unwilling to grow it!