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Jasmine: Starry Blossoms of Sweetness

Jasmine is a genus of vines and shrubs famous for its small, star-shaped white flowers and powerful evening fragrance. It symbolizes grace and purity in many traditions.

Tea Leaves: From Plant to Cup

Tea leaves come from the Camellia sinensis plant. Through different processing methods, they produce green, black, oolong, and white teas, each with unique flavor and aroma.

The Elegant Gardenia: A Fragrant White Bloom

Gardenias are beloved flowering shrubs known for their pure white petals and intense, sweet fragrance. They thrive in warm climates and require careful attention to soil and moisture.

Rong County: Leveraging Digital Intelligence to Empower Its Red Cultural Heritage and Polishing the Reputation of Its Flower-Tea and Pottery Capital with Artisanal Excellence

On April 14, a symposium focusing on the integrated development of red culture preservation and rural revitalization was held in Rong County. Attendees included heads of relevant departments such as the County Party Committee Office, the County Party Committee Publicity Department, the County Party Committee United Front Work Department, the County Civil Affairs Bureau, the County Veterans Affairs Bureau, and the County Federation of Industry and Commerce, as well as project leader and rural revitalization talent officer Gong Yi, a faculty team from Sichuan Yangtze Vocational College, local internet celebrities Wang Weiyi (“Gongxi’s Tech Life”) and Gong Xun (“Brother Shaoji”), and provincial-level master craftsman in rural areas Zhan Xiaoying.

“Integrated Management of the Three Teas” Enhances the Aroma: “Home of Chinese Flower Tea” Builds a Closed Loop for Industrial Development

In the late spring of April, 215,000 mu of tea gardens in Rong County, southern Sichuan, are lush and fragrant, their verdant canopies weaving a picturesque tapestry with the crisscrossing paths and fields. From afar, the shimmering waters of the Xiaojinggou Reservoir ripple gently, revealing a serene pastoral scene that epitomizes the harmonious blend of tea culture and watery countryside. At the core area of the tea industry base in Wuhuang Village, Baohua Town, the gentle hum of tea-picking machines breaks the tranquil silence of the mountains and hills, as tea farmers maneuver their machinery through the rows, sending fresh tea leaves cascading into the hoppers like green waves and infusing the “Home of Chinese Flower Tea” with vibrant energy.