Wanshun Bridge in Jixian County is the birthplace of wild tea pot culture

Zhou Xiaoyun, director of the Minxian Xiaoye Wild Tea Research Institute and agronomist, recently proposed in the article "Awareness of the Pottery Cup Unearthed from the Wild Tea in the County of Qixian County and the City of the City": The birthplace of the cultural prosperity of the Chengtou Mountain Wild Tea Pot Cup is In 7000 years ago, the small leaf wild tea community of Datong and Xiaotongshan was preserved in Wanshun Bridge of Taiqing Township, Jixian County.

Zhou Xiaoyun said in this article: The site of the ancient city of Chengtou Mountain in Jixian County not only discovered the largest and most complete paddy field in the area preserved 7000 years ago, but also the tea involved in the pottery unearthed: tea making, tea pot, burning The pottery bean and the pottery kettle for boiling water, the earthenware cup for the tea, and the earthenware cup for tea. The wild tea of ​​Jixian County is recorded in "Xianxianzhi", "Zhizhou Zhizhou" and "Wild Flora". The large and small Tongshan of Wanshun Bridge have distributed the rare "small leaf wild tea tree community" and "sacrum tree community" in southern China identified by the Hunan Academy of Forestry. These are enough to prove that China's rice culture and wild tea culture are closely related, closely connected, and up and down.

Zhou Xiaoyun believes that the ancestors of Wanshun Bridge discovered and invented the use of wild tea in the forest of Xiaotong Mountain, and then brewed into a hand-made storage for brewing and rituals. As a city of the same era, Chengtoushan flourished from the pottery tea drinking habits, first initiated by the Wanshunqiao wild tea growing place.

As the research result of the new discipline of tea intangible cultural heritage in China, this article has been affirmed by many experts such as Cheng Qikun, vice president of China International Tea Culture Research Association, and was selected as editor-in-chief of China International Tea Culture Research Association, Zhejiang People's Publishing House. Published the first tea culture research collection in China, "Tea Industry and People's Livelihood".