China is the birthplace of Tea

It is also a land of poetry.

The history of Yiwu Pu'er tea is long and its quality unique.

It enjoys the reputation of being the king of teas.

What kind of charm would emerge when it meets poetry?

Let's follow the author's footsteps

and step into the world of Yiwu Pu'er tea in poetry.

“Pu'er Tea”

Liu Linhua

The flavor of the ancient town grows stronger,

The traces of the ancient Tea Horse Road resound once more,

The dormant spring light on the tips of the leaves,

Elegant, fragrant, and rich.

Gathered are the drifting thoughts,

Stirring up the fervor within once again,

The water and tea blend perfectly,

Quenching thirst, moisturizing, and invigorating.

The golden hue of the tea brightens,

The verses dripping from the leaf tips are gently picked up,

The temptation too intense to resist,

Boiling tea, savoring tea, talking about tea,

Those extraordinary and immaculate essences,

The soul of the mountains, rich and mellow,

The essence of sun and moon, in harmony with your spirit,

In the slow-paced days of reminiscence and discourse,

Whether you come or not,

Tea is poetry, and poetry is tea…