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Category: Yunnan Tea Mountains

Yunnan tea mountains terroir: Exploring origins, Ancient Tree tea resources, and regional microclimates.

茶壟間採茶人嘅身影|A tea picker moving between the rows

[Study and Implement the Spirit of the 20th Congress ③] Play the “Three Cards” Well to Promote High-Quality Development of the Tea Industry

Lü YongjiangIntroductionOn October 22, the 20th National Congress of the Communist Party of China successfully closed in Beijing.To study and implement in depth the spirit of the 20th Party Congress, exchange insights, and turn learning into vivid practice in building the tea industry, China Cooperation Times...

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朝陽下霧山前嘅茶壟行人|A walker among tea rows with misty hills at dawn

[Hot Topic] Three Geographical Indication Systems Retired—Which “Geographical Indication” Should Tea Apply For Now?

Recently, a reply from the Petition Office of the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Affairs to a netizen's inquiry about "geographical indication certification policy for agricultural products" drew wide attention. The reply stated that in March 2022 the Ministry had already stopped the registration of "geographical...

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日出下茶園丘陵與雲海|Tea hills at sunrise above the clouds

[Major] Salute to Chinese Tea! Traditional Chinese Tea-Making Techniques and Related Customs Inscribed on World Intangible Heritage List!

Tea pickers plucking leaves in a tea garden on Wuyi Mountain, Fujian.On November 29, "Traditional Chinese Tea-Making Techniques and Related Customs," nominated by China, passed review at the 17th session of the UNESCO Intergovernmental Committee for the Safeguarding of the Intangible Cultural Heritage, held in Rabat,...

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斗笠老人喺古茶樹下採茶|An elderly picker in a conical hat harvesting an old tree

[Hot Topic] Wang Chenyang, Director of the ICH Department at the Ministry of Culture and Tourism: Everyone Can Be an Inheritor of Tea Culture!

Photo: In the winter month of the Renyin year, a fragrant cup of Chinese tea captured the world's attention.On the evening of November 29, Beijing time, "Traditional Chinese Tea-Making Techniques and Related Customs" passed review at the 17th session of the UNESCO Intergovernmental Committee for the...

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