Colorful Yunnan tea culture

When you hear about Yunnan, people will think of peacocks, elephants, forests and tea ... Yunnan always gives people a very good impression of the environment and is a must-see place for domestic tourism, so Yunnan's Pu 'er tea is no stranger to everyone. The tallest tea tree in Yunnan is as high as 32. 12 meters, an ancient tree of 1700 years, which makes people very curious. This issue of tea drinking culture gives you a colorful Yunnan tea culture.

Yunnan is the birthplace of tea trees. Yunnan produces good tea, and Yunnan people love to drink tea. The 26 ethnic groups gathered in Yunnan all like to drink Yunnan tea in their own different ways. There is a unique tea fragrance in Yunnan in the endless fire pit, the post road, the fireplace where the caravan stops, and the clear spring in the mountains.

The oldest tea tree was found in Simao and Xishuangbanna, with a height of 32.12m, a trunk radius of1038m and an estimated age of 1700 years. There are about 380 kinds of tea plants in the world, and there are more than 260 kinds in Yunnan.

Pu 'er tea is the most famous tea in Yunnan. The description of daughter tea in A Dream of Red Mansions is only one kind of Pu 'er tea. Pu 'er tea soup is brownish red in color, mellow and sweet in taste, gloomy in aroma and mild in tea heart. Besides Pu 'er tea, famous Yunnan teas such as Fengqing Black Tea, Yunnan Green Tea, Dali Tuocha, Dali Snow Tea and Kunming Shilixiang are all top grades. Yunnan tea culture is like a long-axis scroll of love, colorful, intoxicating and confusing ... Yunnan tea culture center was born and grew up in this fertile soil, deeply rooted.

Spreading the essence of national tea culture at home and abroad, with the care and support of leading tea friends at home and abroad and leading comrades at all levels in Yunnan Province, he has participated in tea ceremony performances at home and abroad on behalf of Yunnan for many times and won many awards. Won wide acclaim and praise from domestic and foreign peers. Formed its own style and quality. Tea leaves Yunnan's vast virgin forest, travels all over China and goes to the world. With the return to nature, the desire to advocate nature.

Tea will play an increasingly important role in people's lives. Many ethnic groups in Yunnan have other names for tea. Bulang people call tea "wax", and Dai people are also "wax". The Hani people have just been called "Noble". However, the meaning of "noble" is not a plant, but represents pious sacrifice and dedication and good wishes. "Noble person" means to worship auspicious things, so the Hani people named tea "noble person", and its social culture has gone far beyond "tea" itself.

People in Yunnan tea industry call the Nobo culture of Hani nationality the cradle of Yunnan tea culture.