摘要
Peach trees are widely planted in the waterside village of Yundu, a small village near Suqian Section of the Beijing-Hangzhou Grand Canal. Local residents began to plant peach trees as early as in the Ming Dynasty (1368 – 1644). But this small village becomes well known not for its agriculture but for its exquisite artworks carved on
Peach trees are widely planted in the waterside village of Yundu, a small village near Suqian Section of the Beijing-Hangzhou Grand Canal. Local residents began to plant peach trees as early as in the Ming Dynasty （1368 – 1644）. But this small village becomes well known not for its agriculture but for its exquisite artworks carved on abandoned peach shells,
