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As soon as the weather is cold, a variety of winter snacks and snacks will come out of the mountain. In Qishuzhuang Town, Fengrun District, The intangible cultural heritage of Hebei Province, "Guangsheng No.", honey candy has also entered the season of production and marketing.
In the Guangsheng hemp sugar production workshop, workers are seizing the time to catch up with orders. It is understood that manual operations like this, each worker can produce about 100 pounds of hemp sugar per day, and when the order is the most, dozens of workers need to produce at the same time to ensure that the supply is on time and according to quality. Zhang Guorong, the seventeenth generation of Guangsheng honey candy, told us that the "Guangsheng" hemp sugar originated in the Ming Dynasty and has a history of more than 400 years. It turned out that people would only buy some to visit friends when they entered the winter and celebrate the New Year's Festival, and Zhang Guorong was self-produced and sold, chasing and selling.
As the days get better and better, hemp candy is no longer a rare thing that can only carry two pounds of relatives and friends in the New Year, and Zhang Guorong's production alone has been too busy. On the basis of adhering to manual operation, Zhang Guorong built a hemp sugar production workshop, continuously expanded production, and asked several workers to help in the winter to meet the supply. In 2009, Guangsheng was officially included as the intangible cultural heritage of Hebei Province, with a louder reputation and more orders.
In recent years, with the popularity of the Internet, Zhang Guorong has built a sales platform on the Internet and sold through network channels. Now his hemp candy is produced all year round, and even in the summer, it has not been out of stock. Not only is it sold throughout the country across the Tangshan area, but it also often receives orders from abroad.