Beijing Review

NEW DRIVER OF URBANIZATION

Jujube trees are invaluable for the residents of Zhanhua, a county in Shandong Province. Some jujube buds are processed into tea. When the jujube trees are in full blossom, bees will produce honey, bringing income for the locals. The fruit is sold across the country. Even the jujube wood is made into stools, walking sticks and handicrafts.

There has been a widening variety of products made from jujube trees in the county in recent years and jujube planting and processing has become the county’s pillar industry. Last year, the output of jujube in Zhanhua reached 305 million kg and the output value of the jujube industry surpassed 4.5

You’re reading a preview, subscribe to read more.

More from Beijing Review

Beijing Review4 min readWorld
PEOPLE & POINTS
On April 3, French-Brazilian mathematician Artur Avila began a journey in international mathematical cooperation, taking up a position as guest professor at Nankai University in Tianjin Municipality in north China. Avila, who is a professor at the Un
Beijing Review6 min read
Soar With the Wind
Fame has traditionally been the result of constant, deliberate and sometimes even painful effort, but now people are often just one video or post away from becoming a celebrity. For 40-something Chinese farmer Liu Tao, his life has been totally chang
Beijing Review5 min readWorld
An Intersection Of Ancient Wisdom And Modern Ideals
The contemporary concepts of civilization and culture (respectively wenming and wenhua in standard Chinese) promoted by Chinese President Xi Jinping draw on a combination of ancient and modern Chinese wisdom. Both concepts have been creatively synthe

Related Books & Audiobooks