Interpretation of Pu-erh - The Latest 100 Questions and Answers About Pu-erh Tea

Author: Xu Yaha (Compiler)
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Features: Yunnan is the birthplace of the tea plant and the homeland of world tea. Anciently known as "Pumi Land," the people of Yunnan have been referred to by some scholars as "Pumi people" or "Pumi people." In the early days of Chinese character origins, the character "Pumi" was composed of the Dagon script's "tea" character and the pictograph of the Ailao people. One can imagine, in the eyes of ancient ancestors, the people of Yunnan were the noble "tea masters," offering warm cups of tea to guests in grand ancient ceremonies. In the folk culture of Yunnan's ethnic minorities, there is a deep reverence and totemic worship of tea. Today, Yunnan tea has gained global fame, becoming a universally loved beverage. Especially since this century, Yunnan Pu-erh tea has once again sparked a wave of consumption, which is not only the result of the widespread recognition of its excellent quality but also the inheritance and promotion of the ancient "Tang-style and Song-style" craftsmanship in its elegant and classical form. It is also a testament to the world's people's recognition of Chinese tea and tea culture.