Core Insights - The article highlights the cultural and economic significance of salt-preserved sand pears in Shuangfeng Village, which has a history of over 200 years in pear cultivation and preservation techniques [5][6]. Industry Overview - Shuangfeng Village is recognized as the origin of sand pear cultivation, with over 3,000 acres dedicated to pear farming, and nearly every household involved in the production of salt-preserved sand pears [5]. - The village has seen a transformation in its production methods, moving from bulk sales to refined packaging, which has significantly increased the marketability of the product [6]. Economic Impact - The salt-preserved sand pears have become a profitable venture for the villagers, with prices for a jar ranging from 30 to 40 yuan, and the potential for increased income through e-commerce and direct sales [4][6]. - The introduction of e-commerce has allowed local producers to reach a broader market, with one family selling over 50,000 kilograms of preserved pears in a year [6]. Future Prospects - There are plans for further development of the industry, including grafting improvements and the potential introduction of new products like dried pears and pear jam, which would extend the product line [7]. - The construction of nearby infrastructure, such as the Pinglu Canal and a pumped storage power station, is expected to enhance tourism and economic opportunities for the village in the coming years [7].