The Thousand-Year Fragrance of Pear Falling in Weizhou

The spring breeze in Weizhou in southern Hebei Province brings with it the unique warmth and charm of its water and soil. The land of Yanzhao has always been subject to harsh winds and yellow sand, but only in the area around the river in Wei County, the wind passes through thousands of hectares of pear forests and fades away from the harshness, carrying the sweet and elegant fragrance of pear blossoms. It spreads across the streets, scattered fields, and curling up with village cooking smoke, and is so gentle that it penetrates the texture and irons the heart. This piece of land located in the hinterland of the North China Plain was formed by the repeated erosion and siltation of the Yellow River and Zhang River for thousands of years. The terrain is flat and vast, with no mountains blocking the air flow. It has dense water systems and moist ground temperature. It is a rare warm and fertile soil in the North. It is also the birthplace of God-given Yali, which has been cultivated for thousands of years and is irreplaceable.