The "tea road" that was annihilated by history

This is a Sino-Russian tea business road that has been annihilated by history and has been forgotten by the world. It starts from Wuyi Mountain in Fujian in the south, passes through Jiangxi, Hubei, Henan, Shanxi, Hebei, Inner Mongolia, crosses Mongolia, and finally arrives in St. Petersburg, Russia. It is nearly 20,000 kilometers long and becomes the main channel for trade between East and West in the 18th and 19th centuries until 20 At the beginning of the century, the importance of the Siberian Railway was gradually reduced and gradually disappeared into the depths of history.

According to general director Li Degang, "The Tea Road" is divided into 90 episodes and 15 episodes of the documentary version, of which the marching version runs through the beginning and end of the ancient tea road.

Three experiencers from China, Mongolia and Russia will visit the Xiamei Village in Fujian Province, the starting point of Wanli Tea Road, looking for authentic black tea industry [招][商][加][盟]' target='_blank'>正山小种, Go to the ancient town of Hekou, Jiangxi Province, and listen to the old porter telling the story of tea picking on the ancient road, looking for the lead mountain shipyard, and exploring the story of the Russian merchant Babnov brothers building a tea factory in Hankou in Hubei, visiting the tea museum in Jixian, Shanxi, and visiting Mongolian Lama Temple and experience Russian tea drinking habits and customs.