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Yiyang Daily, Dayiyang Client News (Reporter Zhong Hao Correspondent Ji Fengying) On the afternoon of October 21, the Anhua Qianliang (Hanamaki Tea) tribute tea, which is now treasured in the Palace Museum in Beijing, officially arrived in Anhua, and the fifth Hunan Anhua Black Tea Cultural Festival was opened at the Baishaxi Tea Factory.
Let Gongcha return to his hometown and let Anhua realize his dream! The "Qianliang Gong Tea" returned to the hometown this time is the flower roll tea collected by the Palace Museum, with a height of 27.5 cm and a diameter of 17 cm. The hanamaki tea is a tribute tea that entered the court during the Jiaqing period, and is one of the long flower roll teas. Predecessors once pasted on it with the words "Tea Character No. 55 Tree-shaped Pu'er Two Pieces Each Weigh Ten Pounds", and later research found that this tea was Anhua black tea instead of Pu'er tea, so the name was changed to "Hanamaki Tea". This tea is a tightly pressed black tea, which is shaped like a tree trunk and is very compact. According to the identification of Wu Xiang'an, a teacher of The Anhua Black Tea Culture Research Institute, the tea is the earliest existing Anhua Qianliang tea, dating back more than 200 years.
The flower roll tea departed from Beijing on October 19 and arrived in Anhua on October 21, after the tour, the people of Anhua welcomed the "Qianlianggong Tea" into the "China Black Tea Museum" in Anhua with a special welcome ceremony, and will be exhibited to the public from October 22 to February 10, 2022.