The First Town of Coffee in China
Zhang Jincheng, head of the coffee branch of the China Fruit Circulation Association, believes that not only does Fushan Coffee realize large-scale and industrialized cultivation and production, Chengmai also combines the construction of Fushan Coffee Culture and style Town with the development of Fushan Coffee. By using tourism to drive industry and industry to support tourism, it is beneficial to promote the development of local industry, increase farmers' income, and achieve a bumper harvest of both economic and social benefits. Therefore, Fukuyama was awarded the honor of "the first Coffee Town in China".
Since Chen Xianzhang, a returned overseas Chinese, introduced coffee cultivation into Fushan Town, Chengmai County, Hainan Province in 1953, Fushan coffee has been planted for more than 80 years, with a planting area of about 60,000 mu and an annual output of 3,000 tons of dried coffee beans. many local farmers have embarked on the road to prosperity through the coffee industry. At the same time, "go to Chengmai, drink coffee" has also become a custom for many tourists to visit Chengmai, and Fushan coffee has also become one of the most geographically indicated products in Chengmai County.
Yang Sitao, secretary of the Chengmai County CPC Committee, said that in the future, it is necessary to make good use of the signboard of "the first Coffee Town in China" and do a good job in the planning and construction of the town. construction includes the introduction of a number of coffee varieties at home and abroad, the establishment of coffee museums, coffee research centers, world brand coffee trading streets, etc., to build a broad trade platform and cultural exchange platform for brand coffee and related products around the world. Take the amorous town as a big window to show Chengmai, showing the most beautiful Chengmai to the world.
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