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The Spirit of Fenghuang Tea Passed Through the Song Dynasty for 800 Years and Spread Its Fragrance
Lei Lei, a member of the She tribe in the Northern Song Dynasty, made wild red fungus into tribute tea, which became famous both at home and abroad. Later, due to court disputes, he retired to the mountains and forests, leaving his last words before his death: "Bury me under the red carpet trees, I want to watch them sprout." The ashes were buried in the soil, and the soul waited beside the tea for eight hundred years. Huang Bainian, a young man in the late Qing Dynasty, kept vigil on the same
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Legend of Phoenix Tea
This story is adapted from real history and tells a folk tea story from the Northern Song Dynasty, about Hongyin tea, the ancestor of Fenghuang Dancong tea. A young She ethnic minority walked out of the tea mountains with longing and the ideals and dreams of his ancestors. After going through various difficulties, he finally made the unknown wild tea from the mountains into tribute tea.
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