China gains world's first tea culture UNESCO heritage site status
Late on Sunday night in a remote mountain village in southwest China Yunnan Province, a crowd burst
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Late on Sunday night in a remote mountain village in southwest China Yunnan Province, a crowd burst
Jingmai Mountain is home to communities of well-preserved ancient tea trees, and the local history of the human cultivation of tea trees can be traced back more than 1,000 years.
It is equipped with a specimen exhibition hall and warehouse, a room for the collection and analysis of information on cultural relics, and a room for research on the technological conservation and restoration of cultural relics.
Yunnan establishes archaeological base to enhance research in South, Southeast Asia-