Known as the living fossil in the history of Chinese tea art, () tea art.

Wuyishan rock tea (oolong tea) in Fujian is known as a living fossil in the history of Chinese tea art.

Wuyi Mountain in Fujian is one of the cradles of oolong tea and rock tea in China, and also one of the cradles of tea culture in China, which has important historical position and cultural value. Rock tea in Wuyishan, Fujian is deeply loved and respected by people for its unique quality and production technology, and has become a treasure in the history of tea art.

It is exquisitely made, using traditional hand-made technology, and each process needs careful treatment and production, so rock tea is also called "art in tea". Rock tea is not only fragrant, highly fragrant, gold and other varieties, but also has a unique background story and historical and cultural value, which fully embodies the profound foundation and charm of China tea culture.

tea culture

Tea culture is a cultural phenomenon with a long history and an important part of China culture. Tea culture includes the cultivation, production, drinking and cultural connotation of tea, which not only reflects the important position of tea in people's life in China, but also shows the rich connotation of traditional culture in China.

Tea culture in China can be traced back to more than 3,000 BC, and the concept of tea picking appeared in the Yangtze River valley, which became an ancient folk activity in China. With the passage of time, tea has gradually become a kind of enjoyment for literati, thus giving birth to tea art, tea ceremony and other cultural forms.