Its spiky exterior masks a pungent smell—meaning the fruit is often banned on public transport, and in hotels and airports. Yet Chinese consumers can’t get enough of it. China’s imports of ...

Tangerines and kumquats are iconic lucky fruits for Chinese New Year. Their bright orange hue symbolizes gold, while their names in Mandarin and Cantonese sound like words for good luck and wealth. A ...

An occasion as auspicious as Chinese New Year isn’t complete without filling your home with lucky fruits and flowers which hold a symbolic meaning in Chinese culture. They represent fresh beginnings, ...

Whatever the name, the Chinese gooseberry seemed to have made ... A new and most attractive fruit which has been slow in coming into popular favour simply because its good qualities are not ...

IPOH, Jan 17 — Oranges are an essential feature of every Chinese New Year (CNY ... We are fortunate in Malaysia to have the blessings to cultivate these fruits locally,” said Tan, who hails from Ipoh.

Today, more and more seasonal fruits from around the world are being sold in China's wholesale markets and supermarkets, enriching the choices of Chinese consumers. According to statistics, 19 ...

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Generous cash incentives to encourage births are paying off in one Chinese city, where the number of newborns saw a 17 per cent surge in 2024, bucking a continuous downward trend observed since 2016.

Lunar New Year, arguably China’s biggest annual holiday, can be seen as a barometer for the country’s economy. As more than a billion people travel, shop, eat and give gifts to family and ...