My home is in Zhangjiajie, Hunan. When it comes to specialties, I think there are few places that are richer in resources than a virgin forest. The three treasures of Zhangjiajie are also one of the favorite specialties of many guests traveling to Zhangjiajie, including kudzu root powder and fern.

Root powder has beauty and beauty effects.

Rock fungus, which grows on the cliffs of primeval forests, is rich in nutrients and has a nourishing effect.

Stewed rock ear with native chicken is a special dish in Zhangjiajie.

Eucommia ulmoides tea and Maoyanberry tea both grow in this thousand-year-old forest. They are originally a medicinal material and have anti-aging effects. Zhangjiajie's giant salamander (also called giant salamander) is an iconic specialty of Zhangjiajie and has won the reputation of a national geographical indication product.