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Published 2024년 11월 9일

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A woman named Liu Lixing discovered a unique variety of purple, red, yellow, and brown shelled peanuts in a Dai region of Yunnan, China. After finding a market potential among GenZ customers, she left her financial job to start a business with these peanuts. However, the initial yield was low, and heavy rain damage caused significant losses. Undeterred, Lixing improved the planting and preservation methods, and created high-end packaging for the peanuts. She plans to mass produce canned colorful peanuts for the 2017 Spring Festival, promoting them as a cultural gift on social media.
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This type of nut is currently a high-end specialty gift, sought after by many people. Specialties that look like products created by AI There are many interesting specialties in the world that if you have never seen them, you will definitely think that they are just products created by AI. The colorful peanuts below are a typical example. These peanuts have a very strange shell, with purple, red, yellow, and brown colors alternating with each other, like the patterns on a leopard's body. They are completely different from the red-brown peanuts we often see. This is a specialty of an autonomous region where the Dai people in Yunnan (China) live. In the local language, it is called "Doupake". A girl named Liu Lixing discovered this specialty after traveling here and found an opportunity to change her life thanks to it. The first time she tasted this type of peanut, Lixing was surprised because it was very sweet and soft, almost melting in her mouth. The aftertaste has a very special ...

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