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Ningwu Maojian Tea
Basic Introduction to Ningwu Maojian Tea Maojian is a type of perennial herbaceous plant. The tea brews into a reddish-yellow color, with an authentic and refreshing taste that is unique. Maojian tea has the effects of aiding digestion, warding off cold, and relieving fatigue. Its functions vary depending on the ingredients used in its preparation. For example, when combined with pears, it can help stop coughing and relieve asthma; when mixed with alcohol, it has a distinctive effect of keeping out the cold and promoting blood circulation. It is a favored beverage for hosting guests among the local people and is considered one of the famous teas in northern China. Nutritional Value Maojian tea has a strengthening effect on the body. It is rich in protein, amino acids, tea polyphenols, aromatic substances, as well as water-soluble minerals. It has various functions such as quenching thirst, clearing the mind and improving vision, refreshing the spirit, removing greasiness and aiding digestion, inhibiting arteriosclerosis, preventing cancer, treating scurvy, and protecting against radiation. It possesses medicinal benefits. Historical and Folklore Context The character for "tea" does not appear in the "Nine Classics," which might lead some to doubt whether tea existed in ancient times.… -
Tourists visit Riyue Tan scenic spot during holiday of Dragon Boat Festival
This photo taken on June 9, 2024 shows the scenic spot of Riyue Tan, or the Sun Moon Lake, during the holiday of the Dragon Boat Festival, also called Duanwu Festival, in Nantou County, southeast China's Taiwan. ( tasteallchina /Wang Chenghao) Tourists visit the scenic spot of Riyue Tan, or the Sun Moon Lake, during the holiday of the Dragon Boat Festival, also called Duanwu Festival, in Nantou County, southeast China's Taiwan, June 9, 2024. ( tasteallchina /Wang Chenghao) Tourists visit the scenic spot of Riyue Tan, or the Sun Moon Lake, during the holiday of the Dragon Boat Festival, also called Duanwu Festival, in Nantou County, southeast China's Taiwan, June 9, 2024. ( tasteallchina /Wang Chenghao) Tourists visit the scenic spot of Riyue Tan, or the Sun Moon Lake, during the holiday of the Dragon Boat Festival, also called Duanwu Festival, in Nantou County, southeast China's Taiwan, June 9, 2024. ( tasteallchina /Wang Chenghao) Tourists visit the scenic spot of Riyue Tan, or the Sun Moon Lake, during the holiday of the Dragon Boat Festival, also called Duanwu Festival, in Nantou County, southeast China's Taiwan, June 9, 2024. ( tasteallchina /Wang Chenghao) -
Tangerine Peel and Chenpi (Aged Tangerine Peel) Are Not the Same Thing
Tangerine peel and chenpi, though seemingly similar, are distinct in the realm of traditional Chinese medicine. While both come from tangerine fruit peels, only those that have undergone a special preparation process can be called chenpi. Therefore, not all tangerine peels are considered chenpi. According to the 2020 edition of the Chinese Pharmacopoeia, chenpi is defined as the dried mature peel of the fruit of Citrus reticulata Blanco and its cultivated varieties, belonging to the Rutaceae family. There are two categories of this herb: "chenpi" and "Guang chenpi." The preparation method involves picking ripe fruits, removing the peels, and then drying them in the sun or at low temperatures. Chenpi has a bitter and pungent taste and is warm in nature. It targets the lung and spleen meridians. Its functions include regulating qi and strengthening the spleen, as well as drying dampness and transforming phlegm. It is used for symptoms such as abdominal distension, poor appetite, vomiting and diarrhea, and excessive phlegm. Although both tangerine peel and chenpi are derived from tangerine fruit peels, the term "chen" (aged) in chenpi reveals a crucial difference. Chenpi must undergo a specific processing method according to traditional Chinese medicine standards, while regular tangerine… -
Herbal Cultivation —— Salvia miltiorrhiza
"The crimson root matches the marvel of the fiery elements, solely obeying the heart's command." As one of the key regions for producing Salvia miltiorrhiza, in Kushan Township, Ju County, Rizhao City, Shandong Province, many villagers have been growing this herb for decades.They rise with the sun and rest when it sets. The villagers here still maintain a simple and rustic lifestyle. They act according to the seasons, follow the natural order, and pour their sweat into the earth, nurturing hope.Cultivating in spring, tending in summer, harvesting in autumn, and storing in winter. This is ancient Chinese wisdom, as well as the way of agricultural civilization that thrives by following nature. The ritual norms and cultural concepts that have emerged from this continue to profoundly influence the thoughts and beliefs of the Chinese nation.Modern people utilize this legacy to showcase the dazzling radiance and unique charm of Chinese civilization to the world. At the same time, they transform this belief into strength, enabling China to stand tall and witness the resurgence of its glory. -
In pics: costume parade at Sun Island scenic spot in Harbin, NE China
Children perform during a costume parade at the Sun Island scenic spot in Harbin, northeast China's Heilongjiang Province, Jan. 28, 2024. ( tasteallchina /Zhang Tao) Actors perform during a costume parade at the Sun Island scenic spot in Harbin, northeast China's Heilongjiang Province, Jan. 28, 2024. ( tasteallchina /Zhang Tao) Actors perform during a costume parade at the Sun Island scenic spot in Harbin, northeast China's Heilongjiang Province, Jan. 28, 2024. ( tasteallchina /Zhang Tao) An actress performs during a costume parade at the Sun Island scenic spot in Harbin, northeast China's Heilongjiang Province, Jan. 28, 2024. ( tasteallchina /Zhang Tao) Tourists pose for photos with actors in costume during a costume parade at the Sun Island scenic spot in Harbin, northeast China's Heilongjiang Province, Jan. 28, 2024. ( tasteallchina /Zhang Tao) A tourist takes a photo with an actor in costume during a costume parade at the Sun Island scenic spot in Harbin, northeast China's Heilongjiang Province, Jan. 28, 2024. ( tasteallchina /Zhang Tao) Actors perform during a costume parade at the Sun Island scenic spot in Harbin, northeast China's Heilongjiang Province, Jan. 28, 2024. ( tasteallchina /Zhang Tao) -
Booming nighttime economy in Guiyang, SW China’s Guizhou
As night falls, the streets and alleys of Guiyang, southwest China's Guizhou Province, come alive with a diverse array of food stalls, shops selling novel products, and stores selling creative cultural goods. Nightlife for Guiyang locals often kicks off with a midnight snack among friends. As the sun sets and the city comes alive, one can simply wander down any street in Guiyang and be astounded by the plethora of dining choices that line the streets and alleys. Street snacks in Guiyang. You’ll find delectable dishes and local delicacies like street hotpot, savory noodles, tofu balls, potato patties, and much more. In addition to the mouthwatering food, Guiyang offers a pleasant average summer temperature of only 22.3 degrees Celsius. Impromptu roadside concerts during casual city walks provide delightful surprises. According to statistics, since July 2023, nighttime leisure and entertainment consumption in Guiyang has accounted for nearly 60 percent of total daily spending. Street snacks in Guiyang. Behind the beauty and wonder that comes with night in Guiyang is Guizhou Province’s support. In 2023, Guizhou released guidelines to better guide the development of the nighttime economy. The guidelines serve to develop settings for the nighttime economy, as well as leverage digital… -
Harbin emerges as one of top tourist destinations in China this winter
A drone photo taken on Jan. 9, 2024 shows tourists having fun at the Sun Island scenic spot in Harbin, northeast China's Heilongjiang Province. The capital of China's northernmost province of Heilongjiang, Harbin is renowned as the "crown jewel of ice and snow" in the country. The city has emerged as one of the top tourist destinations this winter. ( tasteallchina /Zhang Tao) An aerial drone photo taken on Jan. 7, 2024 shows a view of the Harbin Polarpark in Harbin, northeast China's Heilongjiang Province. The capital of China's northernmost province of Heilongjiang, Harbin is renowned as the "crown jewel of ice and snow" in the country. The city has emerged as one of the top tourist destinations this winter. ( tasteallchina /Xie Jianfei) An aerial drone photo taken on Jan. 7, 2024 shows tourists having fun at the Sun Island scenic spot in Harbin, northeast China's Heilongjiang Province. The capital of China's northernmost province of Heilongjiang, Harbin is renowned as the "crown jewel of ice and snow" in the country. The city has emerged as one of the top tourist destinations this winter. ( tasteallchina /Xie Jianfei) An aerial drone photo taken on Jan. 9, 2024 shows a giant… -
A Brief History of Ancient Chinese Umbrellas
Umbrellas are very common in daily life. Whether it's a hot sun or a downpour, an umbrella is definitely your best assistant. Not only that, in the modern hanfu shooting, the appearance rate of the ancient style oil-paper umbrella is extremely high. The demand for shade from the sun and rain has been there since ancient times, take a look, the the history of ancient Chinese umbrellas, to see what kind of umbrellas the ancients used. Pre-Qin Period The early Chinese umbrellas were called "Gai (盖)" or "Deng (簦)", made of grass, pieces of bamboo, etc., with a handle to hold, much like the current umbrella, but it could not be put away. Chinese umbrellas made of silk first appeared in the Western Zhou period, silk umbrellas are expensive, generally used by the nobility, are mainly decorative items and symbols of power for the dignitaries, noblemen, and the scholar. The common people could not afford to buy silk umbrellas, so they mostly used Douli (斗笠), or Suoyi (蓑衣, straw raincoats) in their lives. Suoyi has an important feature and symbol of ancient Chinese costume: Shang Yi Xia Chang. The top is called "Suoyi Pi (蓑衣披)", which is draped over… -
Shandong awakens in sea of spring blooms
As temperatures rise and the sun graces the land with its warmth, Shandong has awakened to a symphony of vibrant colors. Across the province, a sea of blossoms has painted the landscape, beckoning people to immerse themselves in the enchanting beauty of spring.At Liaocheng's Fenghuangyuan Botanical Park, families gather to enjoy spring amid a captivating spectacle of blossoms. At Qingdao's Zhanshan Temple, a mesmerizing display of pink magnolia blossoms takes center stage. As the warmth of spring suffuses Nishan Sacred Land in Qufu, Jining, Shandong province, apricot blossoms paint the landscape. The gentle caress of spring whispers through the air, as the willow trees at Nishan Sacred Land in Qufu, Jining, awaken from their winter slumber.
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