Traditionally, oolong tea is very popular in China.

1. Historical inheritance: Oolong tea culture in Fujian and Taiwan has a long history. As early as the Ming and Qing Dynasties, oolong tea was planted and produced. Although the tea culture in Guangdong is relatively late, it has also formed its own unique characteristics. The inheritance of history and culture makes oolong tea have a broad mass base and cultural identity in Fujian and Guangdong.

2. Tea drinking habits: Tea drinking habits in Fujian, Guangdong and Taiwan Province provinces complement oolong tea. In Fujian and Guangdong, people like to drink tea with other ingredients such as red dates and medlar, which not only increases the taste and nutritional value of tea, but also further expands the market demand of oolong tea.