KIWI FRUIT
Chinese gooseberries, better known as the kiwi friut, are mainly from New Zealand.
There is no such plant or animal as a Chinese kiwi. Kiwi is the proper name for the small, flightless bird native to New Zealand. Kiwifruit are sometimes known as Chinese gooseberries, and they originated in both China and India.
Another name is the Chinese Gooseberry.
猕猴桃Mi(2) Hou(2) Tao(2).It's also the Chinese name for Kiwi Fruit.Chinese gooseberry is an older, common name for the fruit of a woody vine of New Zealand. It's marketed as kiwifruit. Its scientific name is Actinidia deliciosa.A kiwi.
Species in new zealand are not common what so ever. As a country, new zealand has stopped exporting exotics and the few species native to the country are extremely hard to come by.
The Chinese settled in Otago, New Zealand because the Chinese wanted to work in the gold mines to get rich and sell on the black market.
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Chinese Gooseberries are native to north-central and eastern China are more commonly known as Kiwifruit. Note: Some people may know of them as "kiwis", this is the name for one of New Zealands native birds, and the nickname for New Zealanders. It is not the correct name for the fruit.
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the Chinese community in new zealand was predominatly male until after the second world war.
Kiwi is not a language; kiwi are birds native to New Zealand. Because these birds are very distinctive and unique to New Zealand they are the official national bird of New Zealand. The term Kiwi has been adopted as a casual term for Pakeha (non-Maori) people from New Zealand. The berry fruit formerly called 'Chinese Gooseberries' were given a name change to Kiwifruit for marketing reasons. New Zealand's official languages are English, Maori and NZ Sign Language.
The early Chinese migrants have contributed to New Zealand society in various ways. They have participated in most of development processes since they have been in New Zealand for more than a century. The Chinese are particularly involved in the industrial processes.