What kind of famous Chinese tea are you interested in?

 There are many kinds of famous Chinese tea. Here are some of them:

Longjing tea: Produced in the West Lake area of Hangzhou, Zhejiang Province, is the leader in green tea, known as "ten famous teas".



Qimen black tea: Produced in Qimen County, Anhui Province, is a representative drink of black tea, fresh aroma, mellow taste.

Wuyi rock tea: Produced in Wuyi Mountain area of Fujian Province, it is a representative variety of oolong tea with excellent quality and unique rock rhyme.

Taiping Monkey Kui: Produced in Huangshan area of Anhui Province, it is the treasure of green tea. It has the appearance of crescent moon and the color of green tea. It has the fragrance and fresh taste.

Lu 'an Melon slice: Produced in Lu 'an City, Anhui Province, it is a famous variety of green tea. It has a straight appearance, bright green color and smooth taste.

Yueyang Louqian Dragon's Tongue tea: Produced in Yueyang City, Hunan Province, is a famous green tea, yellow and green soup color bright, with fragrance and sweet taste.

Huangshan Maofeng: Produced in Huangshan area of Anhui Province, it is a famous variety of green tea. Its shape is curly, and the soup color is clear and bright. It has a fresh and fresh taste.

Anhua White tea: Produced in Anhua County, Hunan Province, is a representative variety of white tea. It has a tight shape and a silver-white color. It has a fresh and sweet taste when drinking.

Quancheng green tea: Produced in Jinan area of Shandong
Province, is a famous green tea, tight and fine, soup color is clear, taste fragrant and sweet.

Taihu Silver needle: Produced in Taihu Lake, Jiangsu Province, is a famous variety of white tea, the appearance of bud head, silver color, taste fragrant and sweet.

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