Ant Manor has the latest answer today. How many years have apples been planted in China?

Apples have been planted in China for more than 2000 years. According to the book Guo Zhu of Zijin Dynasty, there are many western examples. At that time, I knew that if I turned the axe upside down to refute the spine, I could forgive the child. In other words, similar to modern girdling technology, it promotes multiple results. The technical level of apple planting in China in Jin Dynasty reached a very high level. In the Song Dynasty, there was a poem praising the apple fruit in Li's Hundred Poems on the South China Sea. It was not until the Ming Dynasty that European apples matured in summer were transplanted to China in the middle of the 9th century, and gradually replaced cotton apples in China. European apples first settled in Luochuan County, Yan 'an City, Shaanxi Province.