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Basic Introduction to Jiaonan Green TeaJiaonan Green Tea has successfully registered a national geographical indication trademark, meaning that Jiaonan Green Tea now has its own identity and will expand its planting area. In the near future, more people will be able to enjoy the fragrance of Jiaonan Green Tea. Nutritional ValueThe main components of tea include tannic acid, caffeine, protein, essential oil, enzymes, pectin, vitamins, carbohydrates, minerals, organic acids, etc. Fresh tea leaves contain 75-80% water and 20-25% dry matter. Modern scientific research has proven that there are around 500 different compounds in tea. Some of these compounds are essential nutrients for the human body, such as vitamins, proteins, amino acids, lipids, sugars, and mineral elements, which have high nutritional value for humans. Product Characteristics"The local saying goes: 'The tea is like the land it grows on, and Jiaonan tea's characteristic is 'fragrant like peas, broth like millet porridge.'" Zhang Xuzhou explains, "This saying comes from the fact that the color of Jiaonan tea is relatively deeper than southern teas, with a yellowish-green hue, and it has high nutritional content, hence it's likened to millet porridge." The origin of the pea fragrance is simple; when tasting Jiaonan green tea, one…

Basic Introduction to Haiqing Tea Haiqing Tea was originally named after its production in Haiqing Town, Qingdao. 'Haiqing Tea' can also be called 'Haiqing (meaning deep affection) Tea.' This name not only embodies the characteristic of Qingdao — a broad-minded embrace of the sea — but also conveys the profound meaning of deep affection, making it a rare name for tea. It has now become synonymous with high-end gift teas. Haiqing Town is a national "Northern Ten-thousand Mu (1 mu = 0.067 hectares) Tea Base," and is known as the "Qingdao Tea Homeland." Growing and stir-frying Haiqing Tea has become the path to a well-off life for tens of thousands of farmers in Jiaonan. Nutritional Value 1. Green tea can supplement various vitamins needed by the human body. Green tea contains multiple types of vitamins, including water-soluble vitamins (such as vitamin C and B vitamins), which can be directly absorbed and utilized by the human body through drinking tea. Therefore, regularly drinking green tea is a good way to supplement water-soluble vitamins and can help meet the body's needs for various vitamins, particularly vitamin C. 2. Green tea can supply proteins, amino acids, and mineral elements needed by the human…