The history of cactus tea

history

Cactus tea

Man palm tea, also known as Yuquan cactus, is produced in Yuquan Temple, Yuquan Mountain, Dangyang City, Hubei Province. It is a flat steamed green cactus tea. The history of the production of cactus tea has been recorded in the Yuquan Temple of the Tang Dynasty. It has been recorded in the 178th volume of the Tang poetry, the Dangyang County Chronicle and the Yuquan Temple Chronicle. The creator was the Zhongfu Buddhist teacher at Yuquan Temple. The common surname is Li, who is a member of the poet Li Bai. Whenever spring tea races, he collects the young leaves of the tea tree at the edge of the Yucun Creek on the edge of the Yuquan Stream. He uses skilled tea-making techniques to produce a flat shape, such as a palm, a delicate fragrance. , drink the Qingfen, tongue with Yugan tea.

Records

In the first year of Emperor Tang Suzong's reign (AD 760), Zhongfu Zen Master traveled to the south of the Yangtze River and encountered Li Bai in Jinling (now Nanjing) as a ceremony for tea. After Li Bai's taste, he felt that the shape of the tea was “like a palm” and that the inner quality was “smell and smooth”, and it had a unique flavor compared to many famous teas he had tasted. It was also heard that this tea was newly created at Yuquan Temple and was named "Cactus Tea." . There is also a fragrant moon and laurel, a petal of 1,000 petals, rich in natural resources. In particular, the mountains and the mountains here are filled with clouds and fog. Underneath the underground grottoes, there is a clear spring spouting from the right side of the foothills. It is clear and crystal-clear. It is called pearl spring. With this brew tea, tea taste more fresh alcohol. Yuquan Temple, which produces cactus tea, is a famous Buddhist temple in China. It is also known as Qixia Temple in Nanjing, Jiangsu, Guoqing Temple in Zhejiang Tiantai, and Lingyan Temple in Evergreen in Shandong. According to the records: In the end of the Northern Song Dynasty, the Yuquan Temple was a large-scale building with nine buildings, eighteen palaces, and three thousand seven hundred palaces. There were more than 1,000 resident monks. Since then, he has been repeatedly robbed and repeatedly rebuilt. Now Yuquan Temple Tea Garden has been set up here.

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