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Dianthus chinensis is a little-known treasure plant deep in the mountains and forests
In the secluded recesses of vast mountain forests grows a unique plant - Dianthus chinensis, which, because of the shape and color of its fruit, is vividly called the "black pearl hidden deep in the mountains and forests." The root system of Dianthus chinensis is clustered, made up of many long spindle-shaped roots, and its cross-section is a warm yellow, with a somewhat fleshy texture
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The History of Tea in Taiwan: From Wild Mountain Tea to Export Plantations
Tea is a beverage made from the leaves of the tea plant. Whether the tea plant (Camellia sinensis) originated in China is not yet settled, but tea culture originated in China. Chinese people understood how to drink tea very early on; tea was originally a medicine, and later became a beverage. China
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Biotech Industry Races to Embrace the New Precision Medicine Trend, Building a Protective Mountain Range for the Nation
(Taiwan TB News Network / Reporter Chen Mingzong) The Advanced Biotech Industry Policy Catchball Forum, bringing together industry experts, was held on the 28th. The forum examined policy alignment from an industry perspective, hoping that through cross-sector exchange it could further explore the most promising approaches to public-private collaboration, so as to accelerate...
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Keelung's Marling area sees a trend of adopting whole pomelo trees; families head up the mountain for pomelo-picking fun
(Taiwan TB News Network / Reporter Chen Nianzu) Qidu in Keelung has had a bumper pomelo harvest, with the pomelos sweet and richly fragrant. In the pomelo groves planted in the Marling mountain area, a trend of adopting entire pomelo trees is emerging. Adopting one tree can yield a thousand pomelos, and the family leisure activity of heading up the mountain to pick pomelos is catching on. Belonging to Ma...
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Roaming the Bagua Mountain Tea Fragrance Trail and Enjoying a Deep Forest Breath
Focusing on central Taiwan, both Changhua and Nantou have many famous tea plantations, such as the Ruan'an Tea Plantation in Zhushan, Nantou, also known as the Bagua Tea Plantation, because its terrain is oddly curved and shaped like a bamboo hat, making it a famous photography spot. The tea plantations ring around in circles just like the bagua, and if surrounded by mist and clouds
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At an altitude of 2000 meters, a forest tea garden: the ultimate satisfaction of a high-mountain tea ceremony
Driving up to Lishan is an ordeal; starting from the foot of the mountains in Yilan, the endlessly winding hairpin turns, 3 hours in a state of dizziness and discomfort, and even after reaching Lishan's town center you still have to drive on again to reach the Xinsi Guangyang tribe, and all this wooziness
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Qilai Mountain tea farmer Xu Ruilin invests a million to upgrade cold storage for preserving fresh tea
2021 spring tea is coming onto the market one after another. This year, due to water shortages reducing output plus the impact of the epidemic, it is reported that some tea farmers have suffered no small blow! By contrast, tea farmer Xu Ruilin from Qilai Mountain has not been affected at all, because he had long ago prepared a secret weapon - "professional refrigeration equipment
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Gender equality reaches deep into the mountains of Shenkeng as veteran tea masters guide the fun of tea-making
Traditionally, tea picking is mostly done by women, while tea masters are mainly men. To break the gender stereotypes of the industry, the Social Affairs Bureau of the New Taipei City Government, together with the Shenkeng District Office, held "Tea Mountain Daughters' Tea-Making Fun" at the Paozilun Farmers' Market, where men can go into the mountains to pick tea, and women
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Solar power clashes with leopard cat habitat again, and this time the area is even larger! A 7.6-hectare shallow-mountain development project in Miaoli could mean tree cutting and could block the leopard cat's ecological corridor.
Solar power clashes with leopard cat habitat again, and this time the area is even larger! A 7.6-hectare shallow-mountain development project in Miaoli could mean tree cutting and could block the leopard cat's ecological corridor.
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Datong Ecotourism: Venture Deep into the Leshui Tribe and Learn the Wisdom of the Mountains and Forests from a Hunter
Datong Ecotourism 04"Venture Deep into the Leshui Tribe and Learn the Wisdom of the Mountains and Forests from a Hunter!
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