On November 11th, the online shopping festival in China, Deqing Tribute 
Mandarine, a fruit from China, was shown on the landmark screen of Times Square 
in New York City, bringing a fruit feast to people around the world, according 
to Xinhua Screen Media Co., Ltd., who tenants the screen.

Daniel, who has studied in China for nearly two years, is a great lover of 
Deqing Tribute Mandarines. "It is difficult to resist the charm of this golden, 
tender and juicy fruit. Every year when Deqing Tribute Mandarines come on the 
market, I will go to the supermarket to buy some to eat. They look like 
oranges, and eat like tangerines. It's so amazing."

The best Tribute Mandarines in the world grow in Guangdong, and the best 
Tribute Mandarines in Guangdong grow in Deqing. The hometown of Deqing Tribute 
Mandarine is in Deqing County, Guangdong Province, China, known as the 
"Hometown of Chinese Tribute Mandarines". Deqing Tribute Mandarines have both 
the beauty of oranges and the advantages of tenderness and easy peeling of 
tangerines. The peel is golden and thin. As soon as it goes into the mouth, the 
mouth will be filled with sweet aroma. It is praised to be a 
perfect integration of "external beauty" and "strong strength". It is said that 
in the Song Dynasty a thousand years ago, Emperor Gaozong was very fond of this 
fruit from Deqing. So he asked to offer this fruit as a tribute every year, and 
the name of "Tribute Mandarine" comes from this.

Deqing Tribute Mandarine is regarded as a "treasure" fruit. The pulp contains a 
variety of vitamins, organic acids, minerals, etc., which can effectively 
supplement a large amount of water and nutrients required by the human body. 
Daniel said, "The weather is always very dry in autumn and winter. If I eat one 
or two Tribute Mandarines, I will feel hydrated all day long."

This year, after an excellent harvest, Deqing Tribute Mandarines will enter 
Southeast Asia, Europe, America and be enjoyed on tables worldwide. This 
tribute, which was originally dedicated to the royal family of ancient China, 
now comes into the lives of common people. Sincerely invite you to have a try.

SOURCE: Xinhua Screen Media Co., Ltd.

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   Caption: Poster themed "Deqing Tribute Mandarines" circulates on a screen at 
the Times Square.