Four Origins of Chuanzi Brand

The century-old brand of "Chuan" brick tea is related to ancient sages, place names and Sandaoquan in Yang Lou Cave in Chibi. It is a magical product of the integration of "outstanding people and outstanding spirits" and "earth spirit".

The earliest firm related to the word "Chuan" in Yang Lou Cave was Dayuchuan Tea House (later renamed Sanyuchuan) opened by Dashengkui, the largest firm in Shanxi in Qing Dynasty. According to the twelfth edition of Inner Mongolia Literature and History Data, Mongolian business traveler Da Shengkui recorded that the Sanyuchuan teahouse invested by the famous Mongolian business traveler Da Shengkui was located in Yanglou Cave, Puyin County, Hubei Province. There are three places to pick tea: Yang Lou Cave in Puyin County, Hubei Province, Yangloushi at the junction of Puyin County and Linxiang City, Hunan Province, and Nie Jia in Linxiang County. "

There are also allusions to the origin of "Dayuchuan", a complete set of tea sets in the Song Dynasty, named "Mr. Dayuchuan", which was made to commemorate the poet "Ya" in the Tang Dynasty. Lu Tong was born in Chuanzi and Fanyang (now Zhuozhou, Hebei). He wrote many famous tea poems. For example, Xie Meng advised to send new tea and seven bowls of tea songs. It was praised as "Cha Sheng of Asia" by later generations. Lu Tong's Tea Song, Lu Yu's Tea Classic and Zhao Zan's Tea Ban (that is, tea collection) are considered by later generations to be the three most influential and far-reaching events in the history of tea industry in Tang Dynasty. Luo, a poet in Yuan Dynasty, wrote a eulogy of Mr. Yuchuan in "A Picture of the Continuing Literature Room": Meng Ding, famous for his English and Yuchuan, stirred his mind, circulated 5,000 books, had a Confucian family style, was light and interesting, and a friendship between gentlemen was as light as water. At the same time, the word "biography" is also related to the Qujia Courtyard in Qixian County, Shanxi Province. There is an eye-catching word "Nachuan" at the top of the gatehouse of Qujia Courtyard, which means "gathering wealth" and "tolerance". Qu Tonghai (1723— 1789), the 14th founder of Qujia Foundation, has hundreds of words. In the mid-Qianlong period, Qu Tonghai (Baichuan) went to Baotou to seek development, purchased more than ten hectares of land, wholly owned vegetable gardens, grain and oil noodles, tea, and engaged in money and grain business. From then on, Qu Jia made a fortune. Qu Tonghai takes the cross of "Changyuan Ben Jinchuan, Glory Forever" as the lineage ranking of his grandchildren. Later, the teahouses set up by the Qu family in Yanglou Cave were mostly related to Sichuan, and some were handed down from generation to generation, such as Changyuanchuan, Changsheng Sichuan, Sanjinchuan and Hongyuanchuan.

The word "Chuan" is also related to the alias "Chunchuan" of Chibi. According to legend, on the fifth day of May in the second year of Huang Wu, Sun Quankai, a civil and military official, was drinking and having fun at the west cool lake, singing at the scene and saying:

Thousands of miles away, the grass is green,

On the old base, the fog is very heavy.

It's May in Zhapu and the scenery is beautiful.

Chuangu is singing to Xi, and the cuckoo is singing.

This is the origin of the word "Pu Yin Chun Chuan". Therefore, Pu Xian County is also called Qichuan.

Coincidentally, there are three natural springs in Yang Lou Cave: Guanyin Spring, Shiren Spring and Liang Yin Spring, which flow through the ancient town of Chaxiang and even become hieroglyphics of "Chuan".

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