The Return of the Yunjing

This story combines the true history of multiple Chinese tea industry families, especially the development trajectories of Wuyi rock tea and Jiangxi green tea. Among them, the "Tsarist-Russian Tea Road", "Boston Tea Party" and "Offering the New China" are all based on historical facts. As a symbol of Chinese culture, the trade history of tea is a miniature modern history of China. From the Thirteenth Party to the Opium War, from the turmoil of the Republic of China to the construction of New China, tea has witnessed the rise and fall of the country, and also carries the dreams and perseverance of countless tea people. The story of ten generations of the Gan family attempts to explore: In an era of rapid change, how do time-honored brands balance tradition and innovation? How is a family business passed down from generation to generation? How does Chinese traditional culture go to the world? The answer may lie in a cup of tea - it must not only stick to the basic "tea taste", but also adapt to the "brewing method" of the times. Between change and immutability lies the wisdom of inheritance. This is exactly what he said: He came out of Ganling during the Qianlong period and became famous in thirteen circles. The fragrance of tea wafted across England, and the war burned the city of Guangzhou. Three brothers took three paths and reunited eighty years later. The daughter in charge of the family violated the ancestral precepts, and the warlord kidnapped Fang Ning and burned her body. In prison, I silently endorsed it in my heart and dedicated myself to the founding of the country for the whole people. It has been passed down from ten generations to two hundred years, and the spirit can be seen in a cup of tea.