Hailed as "a village of wampees", Huangchang village in Conghua district in Guangzhou, the capital city of South China's Guangdong province, embraces the harvest season for wampee fruit in this July.

Huangchang has a wampee-planting history of almost 30 years. The village has a cultivation area of 1,200 mu (80 hectares), and almost every household grows wampee fruit.

Huang Canning, a 67-years-old local, is one of the earliest wampee growers in the village. At his orchard, the thumb-sized yellow wampee fruits are hanging from the branches – ready to be picked.

Through scientific growing techniques, Huang is enjoying a good wampee harvest this year, with an output of 15,000 kilograms. The fruit will mainly be sold to Shenzhen and Hong Kong.

Rich in vitamin C, sugar, organic acids and pectin, wampee is a neutral medicinal fruit.

Address: Huangyang village, Chengjiao subdistrict, Conghua district, Guangzhou.