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A Chinese term denoting a “golden orange” fruit, akin to a small plum in size and oblong in shape, exhibiting an orange hue and flavor, albeit considerably more tangy. Both the skin and pulp of this fruit are consumable in its raw state, while preserved kumquats are deemed a prized culinary delicacy.<\/p>\n

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