Mengdingshan Chawu's Clear Tea Embodies the Ancient and Modern Style and Casts China

Six hundred years of tea fragrance and character are hidden in the clouds and mist of Mengding Mountain. During the Hongwu period, the ancestors of the Shen family escaped chaos and entered Shu. They reclaimed tea gardens and founded the "Jingji Tea Company". They made a covenant with the Confucian scholar Su Zhengru to "guard the teahouse and protect the people." They also received the help of Li Dongyang, the chief minister of the cabinet. From then on, the three families of Shen, Su, and Li formed a covenant of watchfulness that spanned generations. From the Tea Horse Road in the early Ming Dynasty, to the stormy court where the eunuchs were powerful and rebellious; from the broken mountains and rivers in the elegies of the late Ming Dynasty, to the desperate situation of keeping one's heart; to the revival of cultural context in the contemporary prosperous age, the descendants of the three families have experienced dynasty changes, wars, and changes in the times, and have always taken "Qing Ming as the matchmaker, and guarding the people as the heart." They fought against corruption and tyranny, resisted foreign aggression, concealed their cultural heritage, inherited tea-making skills, and engraved the "clean character" into the blood of each generation. The fragrance of tea has not ceased for six hundred years, and the alliance between the three families has lasted forever. This is not only a family epic, but also a spiritual portrayal of the Chinese sons and daughters adhering to their original aspirations in the midst of suffering and building their character through inheritance.