"What is the story of the mango trees in the Qunxing Cao Tang?

It is said that Liang Jiuhua, one of the founders of Foshan Liangyuan, planted some mango trees, which are nearly 200 years old, in the stone courtyard of the hall when he built Qunxing Cao Tang. Legend has it that when the mangoes were first ripe, Liang Jiuhua invited his friends to taste them at home. We all felt the sweetness of the heart, lips and teeth, more than a dozen mangoes into the stomach, still salivating.

This soon spread to the capital, the Daoguang Emperor specially sent word to Jiuhua next year for him to prepare a few pieces of a taste.

The following year, Liang Jiuhua carefully selected dozens of uniform size, color and lustre of the rounded mango, fast horseback whip a thousand miles to the capital.

The Daoguang Emperor tasted it, and was so pleased that he gladly gave a Yutang Chun, planted in the back garden, and the century-old mango tree.