context: The kiwi is originally from China. From there, the seeds of the plant were brought to New Zealand in 1906 by Isabel Fraser, who as principal of Wanganui Girls' College visited a Chinese school. The seeds were planted by the gardener Alexander Allison, and it was not until 1910 that the first fruits were produced. Hayward Wright developed the Hayward variety in the 1930s, which gradually began to commercialize the species in the 1940s. From New Zealand, fruit was brought to Europe, where it has only been available since the 1970s. The name goes back to the New Zealand national bird, the kiwi. The surface of the fruit is reminiscent of bird feathers. The fruit was also known in Finland as the Chinese gooseberry (translated from the old Chinese name Chinese gooseberry).
question: Where does the Kiwi fruit originally come from?
answers.text: China