Group 1: Dragon Mountain Peach Industry - The Dragon Mountain area in Chengdu has transformed from abandoned land to a thriving peach orchard, with the first batch of late-ripening flat peaches ready for harvest [1][3] - Nearly 4,000 acres of water peaches have been planted, including various varieties such as "Late Lake View," indicating significant agricultural development since 2021 [3] - An ecological restoration project initiated in 2021 has converted barren hills into green orchards, supported by the construction of 46 water storage facilities to ensure irrigation [5][7] Group 2: Mango Industry in Tian Dong, Guangxi - In Tian Dong, Guangxi, 340,000 acres of mangoes are currently in the harvesting season, with a strong integration of e-commerce and specialty agriculture driving sales [8][12] - A local grower reported having over 60 acres of mango trees, with an estimated yield of 200,000 pounds, of which 30-40% is sold online [10] - The mango industry in Tian Dong has expanded significantly, with sales increasing from 20 million yuan in 2015 to an expected 700 million yuan in 2024, reflecting a 35-fold growth [12] Group 3: Lotus Flower Industry in Nanjing, Jiangsu - The lotus flower cultivation in Nanjing's Pukou District has developed into a significant agricultural and tourism attraction, with over 1,000 acres dedicated to various lotus species [13][15] - The area, previously a low-lying wetland, has undergone ecological restoration since 2013, leading to a thriving ecosystem that supports both flora and fauna [15][19] - The development of fresh-cut flower businesses has allowed local residents to increase their income, creating a closed-loop system that connects ecological protection with economic benefits [17][19]

Core Viewpoint - The article highlights the successful development and branding of the mango industry in Tianyang, Baise, Guangxi, coinciding with the ninth China Brand Day, showcasing the region's unique geographical advantages and collaborative efforts with Guangdong to enhance the mango supply chain and market reach [3][10][25]. Industry Overview - Tianyang is recognized as the "first mango hometown" in China, with a unique geographical location at 24 degrees north latitude, favorable climate conditions, and abundant sunlight contributing to high-quality mango production [3][6][8]. - The region has established itself as the largest mango production and processing area in China, with 418,000 acres of mango orchards yielding an annual output of 384,000 tons and generating a production value of 1.8 billion yuan [10][12]. Collaborative Efforts - Since 2024, Tianyang has partnered with Shenzhen's Guangming District to promote the mango industry through a collaborative model, investing 5.4 million yuan to build an agricultural training base and introducing new mango varieties to extend the harvest period [15][16][18]. - The collaboration has led to the establishment of a modern agricultural industrial park, enhancing the entire mango supply chain from planting to processing and sales [20][21]. Market Expansion - The partnership has resulted in the creation of four "Zhenpin" mango bases and the certification of seven mango products for high-end markets in the Greater Bay Area, facilitating direct supply to major cities [25][26][27]. - In 2024, over 30 enterprises from Tianyang participated in promotional events in major cities, resulting in contracts exceeding 100 million yuan with eastern merchants [28][30]. E-commerce and Sales Growth - The mango brand's success is reflected in e-commerce data, with 150 logistics points established and over 200 e-commerce and micro-businesses contributing to an annual sales volume of approximately 120 million yuan [32][34]. - The sales of agricultural products from Tianyang have surpassed 200 million yuan, indicating a significant increase in brand value and market demand [34][35].