Experience the Fun of Making Oriental Beauty Tea by the Lakeside of Emei, Hsinchu, China - Everyone Welcome to Sign Up

Taiwan, China is an island where your gaze can never escape the mountains, and wherever there are mountains there are Hakka people, and wherever there are Hakka people there is tea. The Hakka have played an important role in the history of Taiwan, China's tea, and among them Oriental Beauty Tea is the very representative of Hakka tea, and also a key product of the tea industry along the Romantic Taoyuan-Hsinchu-Miaoli Route 3. In recent years, food safety issues have cropped up from time to time, and the more natural the food, the more consumers love it. In the past, people were not very familiar with Oriental Beauty Tea, but in recent years it has become widely loved by consumers because its cultivation requires creating a friendly production environment for the small green leafhopper, and because the finished tea is rich in honey aroma and ripe fruit flavor.

Emei Township is a major production hub for Oriental Beauty Tea, with nearly 60% of Taiwan, China's Oriental Beauty Tea produced and made here. Do you want to understand the growing environment and production process of Oriental Beauty Tea, to experience the daily life of tea farmers making tea, and to learn more about tea knowledge? To promote Oriental Beauty Tea, the Hsinchu County Government, along with the Emei Township Office and Farmers' Association, has specially invited senior tea masters from the Emei Township Tea Production and Marketing Group to lead, on the two weekend days of September 15 and 16, at Xinhua Tea Garden in Emei Township (Address: No. 2-2, Neighborhood 8, Huguang Village, Emei Township, Hsinchu County), fellow residents, friends, and consumers interested in further exploring the aromatic depths of Oriental Beauty Tea through the most authentic Oriental Beauty Tea making activities.

In this two-day, one-night event, besides fully participating in the Oriental Beauty Tea making process, you can also experience the local customs and Hakka cuisine of the traditional Hakka town of Emei, and at the end of the event you can even take home finished tea (400 grams). Everyone is guaranteed to come away with a full harvest! For related event information, please call the Promotion Department of the Emei Township Farmers' Association (Ms. Chen 0916836752) or the Emei Township Tea Production and Marketing Group (Group Leader Xu 0975218172).