China has started growing its own durians, but do they taste good?

Every durian season, people would flock to countries that harvest the fruit to indulge in its sinfully creamy flesh. And now, there's a new place to get it from — China. For the past four years, the Chinese have grown durian trees on Hainan Island and aim to turn durian production into one of its key industries, reported The Straits...

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