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What is Jinchuan snow pear? Authentic Sichuan Jinchuan Specialty: Jinchuan snow pear? This article is a special article that introduces the specialty of Sichuan Jinchuan -- Jinchuan snow pearin detail. It was compiled by the editorial team of China Specialty Products Network after consulting and collecting relevant information about Jinchuan snow pear. It takes about 15 minutes to read the full text, mainly including the basic introduction of Jinchuan Sydney and what is the nutritional value of Jinchuan Sydney? What are the product characteristics of Jinchuan Snow Pear? How did Jinchuan Xueli's history come from? Awarding honors of Jinchuan Xueli, etcThe basic introduction of Jinchuan snow pear. The skin of Jinchuan Snow Pear is as thin as paper, as crisp and sweet as honey, and it is juicy. It has a strong, fragrant, residue free taste and a long aftertaste. This variety has large fruit size, smooth appearance, crispy and tender flesh, juicy and sweet taste, and has the effect of relieving cough and phlegmWhat is the nutritional value of Jinchuan snow pear
1. Pears are rich in B vitamins, which can protect the heart, reduce fatigue, enhance myocardial vitality, and lower blood pressure
2. Pear contains ingredients such as polysaccharides and tannic acid, which can dispel phlegm and cough, and have a nourishing effect on the throat
3. Eating pears can prevent atherosclerosis, inhibit the formation of carcinogenic nitrosamines, thus preventing and fighting cancer
4. Pears contain a large amount of carbohydrates and various vitamins, which are easily absorbed by the human body, enhance appetite, and have a protective effect on the liver
5. Pear has a cool nature and can clear heat and calm the body. Regular consumption can restore normal blood pressure and improve symptoms such as dizziness and vertigo
6. Pears have a high content of pectin, which helps with digestion and facilitates bowel movements
What are the product characteristics of Jinchuan snow pearHow did Jinchuan snow pear's history come from
The Red Army and Jinchuan snow pear
<44. One month later, the majority of the Red Army stationed in Dajinchuan met with the main force in Markang Zhuokeji and headed north. In October of the same year, he returned to Dachuan and engaged in fierce battles with the Nationalist 24th Army once again. Zhang Xing and Huang Peng, two regiments of the Kuomintang's 24th Army, collapsed and fled towards Danba. The Red 33rd Army, 9th Army, 4th Army, and Women's Independent Regiment stayed behind in Jinchuan, while the rest pursued the remnants of the Kuomintang. The Red Army used Jinchuan as a base and rear area, and in October 1935, established the "Communist Party of China Dajin Provincial Committee" in appeasement, as well as the central government of Geldesha and various levels of Soviet power, sowing the seeds of revolution. The local people of all ethnic groups provided strong support in terms of manpower and material resources, and many young people actively participated in the Red Army, joined the revolution, and cooperated with the Red Army to carry out the campaigns of appeasement, Chonghua, Danba, Maogong. They dealt heavy blows to the Nationalist army in the battle and prepared for the implementation of the Tian (Quan) Lu (Shan) Ya (An) Qionglai Campaign for the Red Army's southward advance. In 1936, the Second and Fourth Front armies were divided into three columns, left, center, and right, and marched north together. The Red Army stationed in Jinchuan, as the Right Column, set out from Suijing and Chonghua on July 11th and arrived in Baojuo in early August to advance towards Gannan. The more than ten months during which the Chinese Workers' and Peasants' Red Army stationed in Jinchuan were one of the most difficult years of the Long MarchThe sun and moon shuttle like a shuttle, with twists and turns and horizontal movements, and in an instant, it reaches the fifth day of the lunar calendar. Pear town is like a lush forest, with green leaves covering the branches of pears. Snow pear has grown from the size of a button to the size of an egg. The Red Army plucked snow pear pears, some were eaten raw, some were cooked, although bitter and astringent, but after all, they could eat them. When the Red Army left, they ate half green and half yellow pears, which became one of the staple foods of the Red Army. And sliced and dried to prepare dried pears for grazing again. As one of the staple foods of the Red Army, Jinchuan Snow Pear helped the Red Army overcome rare difficulties in the world<51. As a result, the Pear Township was boiling up. The Tibetan, Qiang, Hui and Han people of all ethnic groups rushed to see the Red Army off with baskets of baskets of basket carriers, snow pear filled with baskets of baskets of baskets of baskets of baskets, and snow pear carried with their backs. Suddenly, numerous military and civilians gathered at the Red Army base, some holding hands tightly, some embracing each other, pouring out their heartfelt words and expressing their parting feelings. For a long time, an old man in his twilight years said loudly to the Red Army: "Dear relatives, you have led the people to fight against local tyrants, bullies, and fields, and established their own political power for the poor, bringing light and hope to the Tibetan, Qiang, Hui, and Han people. Now that you are going, please accept these snow pear. If you are thirsty, you can quench your thirst; if you are hungry, you can quench your hunger. I wish you more victories and hope you will come back as soon as possible." Just after the words ended, snow pear was urged and sent here, and snow pear was held and dressed there. Many young men and women are eager to become Red Army soldiers and participate in the gun barrel revolution to save the Chinese nation from fire and water. The old ladies and gentlemen with silver frost all over their heads looked at this scene, some tears welling up in their eyes, and some laughing loudly as they looked up at the sky. Comrade Dong Zhentang, the leader of the column, said with great emotion: "Villagers, we will come back. After the success of the revolution, we must come to see you, and then taste the sweet and delicious Jinchuan Snow Pear." The Red Army, with Jinchuan Snow Pear and the great trust of the people of the Pear Village, embarked on the journey of resistance to Japan in the northJinchuan snow pear won the award of high-quality agricultural products from the Ministry of Agriculture, Animal Husbandry and Fisheries in 1985Won the Sichuan Province High Quality Fruit Award in 1999
In 2001, after strict review by the National Green Food Development Center, it was determined to be a green food
In 2002, it was rated as a high-quality fruit at the Western Agricultural Expo
On May 26, 2009, "Jinchuan snow pear" was approved by the State Trademark Office to be registered as a certification trademark of geographical indications, and will be approved to use "Chinese geographical indications"
How did Jinchuan snow pear's history come from
The Red Army and Jinchuan snow pear
<44. One month later, the majority of the Red Army stationed in Dajinchuan met with the main force in Markang Zhuokeji and headed north. In October of the same year, he returned to Dachuan and engaged in fierce battles with the Nationalist 24th Army once again. Zhang Xing and Huang Peng, two regiments of the Kuomintang's 24th Army, collapsed and fled towards Danba. The Red 33rd Army, 9th Army, 4th Army, and Women's Independent Regiment stayed behind in Jinchuan, while the rest pursued the remnants of the Kuomintang. The Red Army used Jinchuan as a base and rear area, and in October 1935, established the "Communist Party of China Dajin Provincial Committee" in appeasement, as well as the central government of Geldesha and various levels of Soviet power, sowing the seeds of revolution. The local people of all ethnic groups provided strong support in terms of manpower and material resources, and many young people actively participated in the Red Army, joined the revolution, and cooperated with the Red Army to carry out the campaigns of appeasement, Chonghua, Danba, Maogong. They dealt heavy blows to the Nationalist army in the battle and prepared for the implementation of the Tian (Quan) Lu (Shan) Ya (An) Qionglai Campaign for the Red Army's southward advance. In 1936, the Second and Fourth Front armies were divided into three columns, left, center, and right, and marched north together. The Red Army stationed in Jinchuan, as the Right Column, set out from Suijing and Chonghua on July 11th and arrived in Baojuo in early August to advance towards Gannan. The more than ten months during which the Chinese Workers' and Peasants' Red Army stationed in Jinchuan were one of the most difficult years of the Long MarchThe sun and moon shuttle like a shuttle, with twists and turns and horizontal movements, and in an instant, it reaches the fifth day of the lunar calendar. Pear town is like a lush forest, with green leaves covering the branches of pears. Snow pear has grown from the size of a button to the size of an egg. The Red Army plucked snow pear pears, some were eaten raw, some were cooked, although bitter and astringent, but after all, they could eat them. When the Red Army left, they ate half green and half yellow pears, which became one of the staple foods of the Red Army. And sliced and dried to prepare dried pears for grazing again. As one of the staple foods of the Red Army, Jinchuan Snow Pear helped the Red Army overcome rare difficulties in the world<51. As a result, the Pear Township was boiling up. The Tibetan, Qiang, Hui and Han people of all ethnic groups rushed to see the Red Army off with baskets of baskets of basket carriers, snow pear filled with baskets of baskets of baskets of baskets of baskets, and snow pear carried with their backs. Suddenly, numerous military and civilians gathered at the Red Army base, some holding hands tightly, some embracing each other, pouring out their heartfelt words and expressing their parting feelings. For a long time, an old man in his twilight years said loudly to the Red Army: "Dear relatives, you have led the people to fight against local tyrants, bullies, and fields, and established their own political power for the poor, bringing light and hope to the Tibetan, Qiang, Hui, and Han people. Now that you are going, please accept these snow pear. If you are thirsty, you can quench your thirst; if you are hungry, you can quench your hunger. I wish you more victories and hope you will come back as soon as possible." Just after the words ended, snow pear was urged and sent here, and snow pear was held and dressed there. Many young men and women are eager to become Red Army soldiers and participate in the gun barrel revolution to save the Chinese nation from fire and water. The old ladies and gentlemen with silver frost all over their heads looked at this scene, some tears welling up in their eyes, and some laughing loudly as they looked up at the sky. Comrade Dong Zhentang, the leader of the column, said with great emotion: "Villagers, we will come back. After the success of the revolution, we must come to see you, and then taste the sweet and delicious Jinchuan Snow Pear." The Red Army, with Jinchuan Snow Pear and the great trust of the people of the Pear Village, embarked on the journey of resistance to Japan in the north Won the Sichuan Province High Quality Fruit Award in 1999 In 2001, after strict review by the National Green Food Development Center, it was determined to be a green food In 2002, it was rated as a high-quality fruit at the Western Agricultural Expo On May 26, 2009, "Jinchuan snow pear" was approved by the State Trademark Office to be registered as a certification trademark of geographical indications, and will be approved to use "Chinese geographical indications"Jinchuan snow pear won the award of high-quality agricultural products from the Ministry of Agriculture, Animal Husbandry and Fisheries in 1985