Oolong Tea: Who Is It Suitable For? Here Are the Top 5 Categories of People!
Oolong Tea: Who Is It Suitable For? Here Are the Top 5 Categories of People! Oolong Tea, also known as green Tea, belongs to the category of semi-fermented and fully fermented teas. There are many varieties of Oolong tea, making it a unique and distinctive category among China...

Tea News · May 06, 2025

Tips for Selecting Pu-er Tea
Tips for Selecting Pu-er Tea Many new Tea enthusiasts face a headache when they first encounter Pu'er tea: how to choose one that suits their taste. Tasting the tea is the most important part of selecting it. Good quality tea has...

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Elephant Nest Tea
Elephant Nest Tea Basic Introduction to Elephant Nest Tea“Elephant Nest Tea” is a well-known specialty product in Xinxing County, Guangdong Province, named after the Elephant Nest Tea plantation in the county. It is a...

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A Rising Star in the Tea World: The "Darling" of Tea Drinkers
A Rising Star in the Tea World: The "Darling" of Tea Drinkers What is Xiao Qing Gan?▼Xiao Qing Gan is the abbreviation for Xiao Qing Gan Pu'er Tea. It differs from the commonly known “Da Hong Gan” (Chenpi Pu'er tea . Xiao Qing Gan is picked from July to late Sep...

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Coffee and Tea: New Ties in Trade Between China and South Asia
Coffee and Tea: New Ties in Trade Between China and South Asia BEIJING, Aug. 10 (Xinhua — The Reference News published an article on August 8 titled “Coffee and Tea: New Ties in Trade Between China and South Asia.” The full text is as follows:The South Asia Expo...

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The Traditional Skills for Producing Anxi Tieguanyin Tea Successfully Included in the UNESCO Representative List of the Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity
The Traditional Skills for Producing Anxi Tieguanyin Tea Successfully Included in the UNESCO Representative List of the Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity UNESCO Representative List of the Intangible Cultural Heritage of HumanityA new round of project reviews was held in Morocco.Approved by:The United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organiz...

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Puer Spring Tea: When Does the Harvest Begin?
Puer Spring Tea: When Does the Harvest Begin? The Puer Tea harvest season begins in March and continues through to November. Generally, the spring Puer tea is harvested from mid-March to early May. The harvesting of ancient tree Spring Tea usuall...

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Mengding Ganlu: A Thousand-Year Journey of a Single Tea Leaf
Mengding Ganlu: A Thousand-Year Journey of a Single Tea Leaf Peering through the mist and looking down from above, rows of tea plants overlap in layers, scattered like stars across the mountains, nurturing this land like the source of life — Mount Mengding. Loc...

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Vessels are not gold or jade, purity brings its own grace: A century-old picture of tea caddies
Vessels are not gold or jade, purity brings its own grace: A century-old picture of tea caddies After the Laba Festival, the New Year atmosphere gradually thickens. At this time, Tea shops in the capital also enter their peak season. Long queues for purchasing tea reappear in front of many old-e...

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Tianjian Tea: The Millennium Legacy and Unique Charm of a Royal Tribute Tea
Tianjian Tea: The Millennium Legacy and Unique Charm of a Royal Tribute Tea I. IntroductionTea, as a gem of Chinese traditional culture, carries thousands of years of history and culture. Among the many varieties of tea, Anhua Dark Tea stands out for its unique flavor and sup...

Tea News · May 06, 2025