Baoqing Taruri: Also known as Shaoyang Taruri, it is produced in Shaoyang (formerly known as Baoqing), Wugang, Chengbu and other counties. Among them, Dongtian, Wufeng, Shuitian, Luocheng, Shuanghe and other places in Shaoyang are concentrated in planting.
The astringent skin is easy to peel, the taste is sweet, waxy, and rich in nutrients.
Especially those produced in Zhongtai Village, Dongtian Township, Shaoyang are the best.
Shaoyang Chaotian pepper: produced in Longhui, Shaoyang, Wugang, Xinshao and Shaodong counties.
The peel is bright red and shiny and does not change color after being stored for a long time.
It has a strong spiciness and is known as the "King of Chili Peppers".
It has been described in "Baoqing Mansion Chronicles" compiled in the 29th year of Daoguang's reign in the Qing Dynasty.
Baoqing barley: It started in the late Ming Dynasty. Farmers of the Yang family brought back seeds from Sichuan. They first tried planting it in Houjiazhai, Chengbu County. After success, it was promoted to Pengdong, Tingping, Lanrong and other places, and then developed to the whole country.
County and mountainous areas in Dongkou, Longhui, Xinning, Wugang and other counties.
Baoqing (today's Shaoyang City) is the distribution center for Yimi from all over the country, hence its name.
It is famous for its full and neat particles, crystal white and high quality.
Shaoyang Fanhuang Bamboo Carvings: Daily necessities and decorations made from the innermost part of the bamboo.
The products are exquisitely made, unique in shape, elegant and simple, with unique oriental art colors and national styles.
West District: Handmade bamboo carvings and feather paintings.
Suburban Mianpu Township: Marble.
Suburban Jiangheqiao Township: down toys.
Wugang Bronze Goose in Wugang City: It is named because of its orange-yellow beak and webs that look like copper.
Local famous chefs use goose meat and its internal organs to prepare delicacies known as goose mats, which have a unique flavor.
As early as 500 years ago during the Jiajing period of the Ming Dynasty, this goose was known as the "famous goose in the world".
Shaodong Daylily in Shaodong County: The main varieties are Camellia japonica and Jingzhou flower. They are propagated vegetatively and cultivated in separate pockets.
Knife, scissors.
Xianchaqiao Town: kitchen knives, scissors, razors, small hardware.
Chajiang Township: Ziyunfeng Yunwu Tea.
Daolongling Township: "Three Knives" (kitchen knife, scissors, razor).
Dongkou County down products, canned mandarin oranges, canned winter bamboo shoots, canned kiwi fruit.
The ink crystal stone carving at the entrance of the cave is a stone carving of arts and crafts. The raw material ink crystal stone is originally produced in Dongkou County. It was originally called Zishi (used as an abacus) or purple stone. It was renamed after the 1950s.
Later it was found in Xinhua, Lixian, Sangzhi and other places.
It is called Zhushiyan in Lixian County, Mashiyan in Sangzhi, Yushiyan in Baojing, and Huishizizi in Xinhua.
New chemical products are the best.
The varieties include animals, toys, figures, stationery, vases, antique utensils, Qin terracotta warriors and horses, etc., with more than 1,200 varieties of designs and colors. The products are pure black and bright, simple and simple, with local characteristics, and can be carried with you or displayed on your desk.
Gulou Township: Gulou Broken Tea.
Hengxi Township: Xuefeng Mandarin.
Xinshao County Xiping tobacco, Baoqing pepper, Beilu ginger, dragon tooth lily, Xinshao goat.
Xiaotang Township: Xiaotang Ostrich Duck.
Wuyang Town, Suining County: Wuyang Dingguo.
Huangsangping Miao Township: rosin, shiitake mushrooms, and fungus.
Xinning County navel orange: moderately sweet and sour, fragrant, resistant to storage, and is an excellent variety for fresh eating.
Harvested in mid-to-late November.
In the 1930s, seedling cultivation was introduced from Japan. It was first trial-grown in Shaoyang and Huaihua areas, and then popularized in Yongzhou, Chenzhou and other places.
Baisha Town: Xuefeng Tangerine.
Baokou Township: "Baokou Tofu".
Shuangjing Village, Hebian Township, Shaoyang County: Mazi Kiln Pottery.
Longhui County five-color paper and fragrant powder paper.
Longhui Seedless Belt Persimmon: The fruit is large, orange-red in color, sweet and juicy. According to county records, Seedless Belt Persimmon has a cultivation history of more than 600 years. It is now concentrated in the limestone hilly area in the south of the county, mainly in Luozi Tuan and He.
Xiangqiao, Shuzhu, Bishan, Hengbanqiao, Shashaping and other townships are the most prosperous.
Longhui Dragon Tooth Lily: It is named after its petals resemble dragon teeth.
It is large, thick, white, fresh and tender, and has long been famous.
It has been planted for more than 200 years. The "Baoqing Prefecture Chronicle" compiled during the Daoguang period of the Qing Dynasty records: "Lilies, those grown in Shaoyang are extremely large and plump."
Tantou woodblock New Year pictures: produced in Tantou Town.
Products are divided into two categories.
One is the painting category, including consigned goods (portraits of famous generals Qin Shubao and Yuchi Gong in the Tang Dynasty), parallel goods (also called Miao goods, portraits of Miao heroes, sold in the Miao area of ??Guizhou), Guangzhou goods (portraits of Guan Yunchang, the famous general of the Three Kingdoms, mainly sold in Guangxi)
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The second is the miscellaneous category, which is divided into subcategories such as dramas, celebrations, stories and legends, and lady dolls.
The New Year paintings were quite developed during the Tongzhi period of the Qing Dynasty.
Gaoping Town: Bamboo mats and bamboo hats.
Luobaixiang: Baoqing pepper.
Zhongtuan Township: Wangyun Mandarin Orange and Yunwu Xian Tea.
Huanghuangjing Township: Baima Maojian Tea.
Luohong Township: Glutinous rice liqueur.
Chengbu Miao Autonomous County rosin, magnolia slices, kiwi fruit, chestnut.
Chang'an Yingxiang: "Fragrant rice" was once used as tribute, as well as insect tea, faucet bamboo, and turtle fish.
Lanrong Township: Yimi.