The restaurant will promote lychee barbecue, and Shenzhen University's lychee has turned red: lychee trees are allocated to the college's shared campus for picking | logistics support | activities | fruits | picking | university | Shenzhen | lychee
In June, red lychees hang on the branches, and teachers and students in the lychee garden celebrate a bountiful harvest! Starting from June 8th, the picking and distribution of lychees at Shenzhen University Yuehai Campus will begin.
According to a notice from the Logistics Support Department of Shenzhen University on June 6th, the lychee varieties at the Lihu Campus of Shenzhen University have matured early. Picking and distribution began on June 6th, and the long-awaited ancient lychees at the Yuehai Campus followed closely behind, finally maturing! The Yuehai Campus will launch a series of lychee festival activities from now on, sincerely inviting all lychee garden residents and alumni to participate in this carnival together!
The theme of this event at Shenzhen University is "Colorful Litchi, Sharing Summer". The event will start on June 8th and the time will be adjusted in a timely manner depending on the situation of lychee picking.
Starting from lunch on June 8th, the Logistics Support Department of Shenzhen University will distribute lychees at the entrance of each restaurant. Teachers, students, and staff are requested to queue up in an orderly manner with their campus cards to collect them.
Starting from lunch on June 8th, Shenzhen University Tingshan Restaurant will launch delicious dishes made from ancient lychees, such as lychee fruit tea, lychee barbecue, and lychee cake.
Screenshot of the website of the Logistics Support Department of Shenzhen University
The Logistics Support Department of Shenzhen University has also launched a lychee sharing activity. Colleges and government agencies that have registered to participate in lychee sharing activities will be responsible for the protection and harvesting of corresponding lychee trees starting from June 8th. These units will freely organize related activities while ensuring safety. To ensure safety, picking needs to be scheduled at least three days in advance. Landscape workers from the Logistics Support Department of Shenzhen University will assist in picking trees, and the harvested fruits will be distributed by each unit.
The Logistics Support Department of Shenzhen University has stated that there are more lychee themed garden fairs and fun activities under surprise planning. Stay tuned.
Previously, on May 25th, the Logistics Support Department of Shenzhen University issued a notice prohibiting unauthorized picking of lychee and other fruits in the campus, stating that this year's lychee and other fruit trees at Shenzhen University are gradually maturing. Recently, there have been some uncivilized behaviors on the campus: climbing trees to pick fruits at will, and even hitting immature fruits on branches with sticks. The above behaviors damage the campus greening and beautification environment, and climbing trees endangers the personal safety of teachers and students; Moreover, lychee and other fruits are not yet fully ripe and are currently in the stage of spraying pesticides for pest control. Do not pick or consume them. All teachers, students, and staff are advised not to pick fruits such as lychees without authorization to avoid personal safety accidents. After the fruits are ripe, they will be picked in an orderly manner for teachers and students to taste.
According to public information, Shenzhen University, also known as "Liyuan" or "Litchi University," is named after nearly 2000 lychee trees covering an area of up to 20000 to 30000 square meters on its campus. Shenzhen University has been hosting the campus lychee festival since 2006, with annual gatherings under the shade of green and red fruits blooming in the sleeves.
In 1983, Shenzhen University was established, and hundreds of acres of lychee orchards from several nearby villages were requisitioned. Now, the lychee trees on the campus have basically preserved their original terrain and location. Before 2013, Shenzhen University's lychee forest was outsourced and a fine of 50 yuan was imposed for picking one lychee. In 2013, the outsourcing contract expired and the lychee forest was under the independent management of the school.
