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Basic Introduction of Fenghua Quhao Fenghua Quhao tea is a specialty of Fenghua County, Ningbo City, Zhejiang Province. Tea cultivation in Fenghua has a long history, dating back to the Tang Dynasty, and by the Song Dynasty, the abbot of Xuedou Temple, Chan Master Guangwen, wrote "The Imperial Inscription of the Mountain Answering a Dream," which includes the famous lines: "Tea and mustard do not share an acre, Quhao is secluded yet uniquely fragrant." This is how Fenghua Quhao got its name. Fenghua Quhao is both a historically renowned tea and an innovative one, developed in 1996 by tea technicians using high-hair varieties of fresh leaves and unique processing methods. The dedicated tea gardens for Fenghua Quhao are located in high mountains away from pollution, with strict quality control measures in place, including no use of pesticides throughout the year, ensuring it is pollution-free and non-toxic. Organic fertilizers are used to enhance the quality of the tea. In 1999, the Xuedou Mountain brand was born, marking a new chapter for Fenghua Quhao. The production area of Fenghua Quhao slopes from southwest to northeast, shaped by the Tiantai Mountains and Siming Mountains, the Ningbo-Fenghua Plain and Harbor Plain, as well as…