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Ah, lychees or lychees, those spiky little orbs that taste like summer,
indulgence, and maybe a dash of danger.
Once upon a Tang dynasty dream in the 8th century,
Emperor Tang Xuanzong sent horsemen galloping across the emperor.
the empire, just to deliver lichies to his favorite consort, Yang Guifei.
Fast forward to today,
you don't need the favor of a smitten emperor to get your hands on these juicy gems.