Yao Ethnic Group: Explore the Mountain Life with Tea Nestled deep within the misty mountains of southern China, the Yao ethnic group has cultivated a rich cultural heritage intertwined with tea traditions. Known for their deep connection to nature, the Yao people have played a crucial role in the production of Liubao tea, an iconic […]
Jingmai Mountain: The Drinkable World Heritage Site On September 17, 2023, at 3:33 PM, China’s “Cultural Landscape of Ancient Tea Forests of the Jingmai Mountain in Pu’er” was officially inscribed into the UNESCO World Heritage List. This milestone makes Jingmai Mountain the world’s first tea-themed cultural world heritage site. Let’s explore what makes this magical
The Blang People: Guardians of the China Tea Spirit The Blang People (布朗族) are one of China’s 56 ethnic minorities, primarily residing in the Yunnan Province. Known as the “China Tea Spirits,” the Blang people have an extraordinary connection to Jingmai Mountain Tea that dates back millennia. Let’s delve deeper into the China tea spirit,
The Truth About Pesticides in Tea When it comes to tea, many tea lovers wonder: are there any pesticides in tea? There is no absolute answer to this question. While small amounts of pesticides may meet safety standards, they can affect the flavor of the tea and, in some cases, potentially harm the body over
Jingmai Mountain Culture Brings the Spirit to Chinese Tea If you’re like me, you’ll find Jingmai Mountain heritage both fascinating and unbelievable. In China, there exists a unique culture where an entire community devotes their lives to celebrating and honoring a tea spirit. This ancient tradition has been passed down for thousands of years, reflecting
