Yuechen Yuexiang is the most important concept of Pu-erh
tea, the more the more fragrant and fragrant, the beauty of Pu-erh tea time.
Under the time of quenching, the unique beauty of Pu-erh tea is achieved.
However, the concept of “Yuechen Yuexiang” is not out of nothing, but In the
long process of the development of Pu-erh tea, practitioners have made
ingenious summaries from the experience of production and sales. When studying
the history of Pu-erh tea, the texts that can find “Yuechen Yuexiang” are
limited, and it is more difficult to find out about “ The word "the aged
is more fragrant".
At present, the majority of people say that the Yuechen
Yuexiang, the majority of people think that the author of the book "Pu-erh
Tea", Mr. Deng Shihai, presented the paper "On the Yuechen Yuexiang
of Pu-erh Tea" at the International Symposium on Pu-erh Tea held in 1993.
Later, it was fully elaborated in Deng Shihai's book "Pu-erh Tea".
With the warming of Pu-erh tea, “Yuechen Yuexiang” has become a defining and
popular word, and it has become an important reason why Pu-erh tea is deeply
loved by tea consumers.
However, by consulting a large number of Pu-erh tea
books and related literatures, the author finds that the concept of “Yuechen
Yuexiang” is neither the first creation of Deng Shihai nor the first time to
submit it. In 1993, the data collected so far can be traced back to at least 1940s.
The more fragrant and fragrant in the seven-cake era:
The concept of Yunnan tea " Yuechen Yuexiang " was first seen in the Ming
Dynasty Li Yuanyang wrote in "Dali Fu Zhi": "(Dian Cang) tea, the tree is high,
the taste is not reduced, the age is long, the taste is more fragrant", this is the
Dali Sentong tea; in 1917 "Lunan County", praised Yiliang Baohong tea "the
longer the better the Tibetan", of course, these words can not be used as
evidence of Pu-erh tea " Yuechen Yuexiang ", but It can be said that "Chen Tea"
has its own unique taste, and some people like Chencha.
A large-scale description of the “Yuechen Yuexiang” appeared in the article
“Reminiscences of Thai-Myanmar Business” written by Ma Yuxiang in the
early 1960s:
"Our export of tea has been highly valued during the War of Resistance. It has
brought us a lot of profits. The seven-cake tea produced by Yiwu and
Jiangcheng is about four and a half pounds after each tube. The better brands
include Song Yuan, Song Shang, Gan Lijun, etc., and later there are Tongqing,
etc. There are more brands processed in Jiangcheng, but the quality is lower.
The common saying is “washing horse back tea”. Unlike the taste of Yiwu tea,
most of these teas are sold in Hong Kong and Vietnam, and some of them are
transported from Hong Kong to Singapore, Malaya, Philippines, etc., mainly
for overseas Chinese. Some teas are also sold in China. It is mainly Chinese
New Year Tea. The most popular marketing port is Chencha. The longer the
tea is stored for a few years after storage, the longer the taste will be. The
tea will even be stored for 20 to 30 years. Chen tea is the best thirst quenching
and can be diverged. The climate in Hong Kong, Vietnam and Malaya is hot.
After the overseas Chinese workers get off work, they often go to the tea
house to have a cup of tea and eat snacks. This kind of tea can quench their
thirst just by drinking a cup or two. ""
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