What is the best water for boiling tea?

Choose the source before choosing water. Water can be divided into spring water, stream water, river water, lake water, well water, rain water and snow water, but only water that meets the five standards of "source, living, sweet, clear and light" is considered as good water. The so-called "source" refers to where the water comes from, "living" refers to the water that has a source and always flows, "sweet" refers to the slightly sweet water, "clear" refers to the clean and transparent water quality, and "light" refers to the light weight. Therefore, spring water is the best water source.

Contemporary scientific experiments have also proved that spring water comes first, deep well water comes second, distilled water comes third, and artificially purified lake water and river water, that is, tap water used at ordinary times, are the worst.

Yuquan in Jingxi is "the first spring in the world". Yuquan landscape has good water quality.

The reputation of the first spring in the world has been controversial since ancient times, such as Zero Water in Jiangnan, Curtain Water in Lushan Valley in Jiangxi, Jasper Spring in Anning, Yunnan, Baotu Spring in Jinan and Yuyue Spring in Emei Mountain. Where the springs are located, some rivers are mighty, mountain temples are remote and beautiful; Some have clear water, gushing valleys, clear blue waves and submerged rocks; Coupled with the praise of celebrities, the water quality is cold and fragrant, soft and sweet, and clean, which really conforms to this reputation. The popular "Longjing Tea", "Tiger Running Water", "Tea on Mengding Mountain" and "Water in the Heart of the Yangtze River" can be described as famous teas, which complement each other.