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About Mengding Mountain Tea Poems

1. A poem by Su Dongpo describing Mengding Mountain

Among Su Shi's poems, two representative works related to Mengding Mountain tea include "Shiyuan Sencha" and "Send to Cai Zihua" head.

"Shiyuan Sencha"

The crab's eyes have grown beyond the fish's eyes, and the swish is about to make the pines sing in the wind.

From the velvet velvet, fine beads fall, spinning around the bowl with light snow.

The silver bottle of purgative soup is the second most praised, but I don’t know the ancients’ intention of boiling water.

Don’t you see, in the old days, Li Sheng was a hospitable guest and cooked the food with his own hands?

See you again. Today, Lu Gong makes tea and imitates Western Shu, and Dingzhou porcelain is carved with red jade.

I am now poor, sick and hungry, and I don’t have a jade bowl to hold my eyebrows.

Let’s learn from the way the public makes tea and drink it, and follow it with bricks, furnaces and stones.

There is no need to hold your intestines and stomach to read five thousand volumes of text. I hope you can sleep enough when the day is high.

"Send to Cai Zihua"

When my old friend sent me east, he planted lychees in his hand to wait for my return.

The lychees have turned white, and they are like guests from the south of the Yangtze River who have not returned.

The spring water in the south of the Yangtze River is like the sky, and the spring water boats in the West Lake are broken.

I want to see the riverside road in Tsing Yi, where white fish and purple bamboo shoots don’t matter money.

The three elders with frosty beards are like frosty junipers. Who are the old friends now?

Don't bother Tang Ju to ask about the title, but he sent Magu to crawl on his back. 2. How to understand the sentence "The water in the Yangtze River is the tea on the top of Mengding Mountain"

"The water in the Yangtze River is the tea on the top of Mengding Mountain".

This is the most famous tea couplet among poems about tea. It is said that teahouses in the past used to hang these tea couplets at the door as signs.

To this day, in teahouses in Chengdu, Chongqing, Yongchuan and other places, you can still see such a tea couplet: Although there is no heart water of the Yangtze River, there is tea on the top of Mengshan Mountain "The heart water of the Yangtze River, the top of Mengshan Mountain" "Serving Tea" can be said to be the "treasure of the mountain" in Mengshan. Inscriptions can be seen in many places in Mengshan. It is a symbol of Mengshan tea's long history and lofty status. However, there has been no clear explanation for a long time as to why there is only one couplet of this joint sentence, where it comes from, and how to understand it.

This couplet originally came from a ditty "Spring is early on the top of Mengshan Mountain" by Li Desai in the Yuan Dynasty: Spring is early on the top of Mengshan Mountain, and the Yangtze River is full of flavor. Tao's bachelors are more coquettish. They should laugh down, sell gold tents, and drink lambs.

Li Dezai greatly praised tea drinking as an elegant and noble act, and was very contemptuous of the vulgar behavior of those who were not familiar with tea matters. The whole article is full of admiration for drinking tea.

Therefore, "Spring is early on the top of Mengshan Mountain, and the water in the heart of the Yangtze River is delicious" are all expressions of ambition and emotion through scenery. The items entrusted to him, "Tea from Mengding Mountain" and "Yangtze River Heart Water", are the best teas in his mind that are holy and elegant, representing the best quality and the highest realm.

Good tea requires good water, just like red flowers and green leaves. As the saying goes, "Tea is the god of water; water is the body of tea. If it is not true water, its spirit cannot be revealed, and if it is not refined tea, how can we see its body."

The quality of tea depends on the quality of water. The quality of water directly affects the quality of tea. This is a common truth. The ancients did not drink tea by brewing it like today, but by boiling it and drinking it. The so-called "cooking tea" was very particular about the water used.

Lu Yu’s "Tea Classic" has discussed the issue of water use. About 100 years later, a tea master named Zhang Youxin wrote "Jiancha Water Record", which was dedicated to the water suitable for tea in the world, and rated Zhongling Spring in the "heart of the Yangtze River" as "the best spring in the world".

Zhongling Spring is located in Jinshan, Zhenjiang, Jiangsu Province. It consists of three springs, Nanling, Zhongling and Beiling. Zhongling spring has the most water. The three springs are collectively called Zhongling Spring and converge at Jinshan Temple in the Yangtze River. Next to it, the story of the White Snake Lady flooding Jinshan Temple comes from here. There is a famous ferry here called Yangziyi, and this section of the Yangtze River is called the Yangtze River.

It is said that Jinshan Temple stood in the middle of the Yangtze River and was surrounded by water. According to the record of "Zhonglingquan Ji", when fetching water, one must take a boat to the center of the river according to the time, and use special instruments to reach into the grotto to get water. "If you search a thousand feet, you will find the real spring; if you search shallow and deep one after another, it will be less than the law." That is not the true taste of Zhongling."

Later, due to the sedimentation of the Yangtze River, the river course continued to move northward. By the end of the Qing Dynasty, Jinshan began to connect with the land on the south bank, and Zhongling Spring in Jinshan was no longer the "water in the center of the river." From this, we can see that "Yangtze River Heart Water" refers to the "Zhongling Spring" located in the center of the Yangtze River. It is a kind of good water suitable for tea, and together with "Mengshan Mountain Camellia", it constitutes the best tea.

Chen Jiang of the Ming Dynasty wrote in "Distinguishing Things": "As the saying goes, the water in the Yangtze River is the tea on the top of Mengshan Mountain." It can be seen that this joint sentence has emerged from the ditty recorded by Li De and formed a popular proverb. It has also been used as a tea couplet and has been widely circulated.

According to records, Zheng Banqiao also wrote this couplet for others. Since the tea couplet is a unique literary style that is most easily accepted by people, "the water in the Yangtze River, the tea on the top of the Mengshan Mountain" has rich connotations and far-reaching artistic conception, so it has become the "first product" in the tea couplet.

In the process of spreading, "Jiangxin water" is sometimes also used as "Jiangzhong water"; "Tea on the top of Mengshan Mountain" is sometimes passed down as "Tea on the top of Mengding Mountain", including some works. Quoted in this way, since it has a specific meaning, the literal change does not affect its original meaning.

In Mengshan, there is also a story about the origin of this joint sentence: Su Dongpo used river water to deal with his teacher Wang Anshi.

It was said that Su Dongpo wanted to cross the Yangtze River, so Wang Anshi asked him to take water from the center of the river to make tea. Su Dongpo was obsessed with landscapes, and he only remembered it when he came ashore, so he used river water to deal with the teacher, but Wang Anshi found out.

Bai Juyi, a poet of the Tang Dynasty, also wrote a famous poem about Mengshan tea: "The only thing we know and hear in Qin is Lushui, and the old knowledge in tea is Mengshan." This couplet comes from Bai Juyi's poem "Qin and Tea" in his later years. It very typically expresses his mentality of entertaining poetry, wine, Qin and tea, and his deep love for Mengshan tea and Lushui music.

The Wuwu is in the group, and Tao Tao is willful throughout his life. Since I resigned from office, I have been drunk in the spring, and have been idle since I stopped studying.

The only source of knowledge in Qinli is the Lushui River, and the source of tea is the Mengshan Mountain. I have been with you for a long time, but who knows that I will return to you now?

This poem appropriately expresses what you want in life, a harmonious state of mind, and a tranquil and leisurely mood. "Lushui" is said to be a very famous tune at that time, both layered and very popular.

As for the "old things in tea" in "Tea is the old place in Mengshan", some people interpret it as "the hometown of tea". In fact, the word "老老" should mean "old friends and old friendships".

The following couplet, "I have been with you for a long time when I was poor, but I will return it now." It means that no matter whether you are poor and frustrated or have good luck and smooth sailing, whether you live in peace and leisure or have a broad career, it is "Lu." Shuiqu" and "Mengshan Tea" are two old friends who have been together for a long time. They have been very fond of Mengshan Tea, which was already tribute to the royal family. Liu Yuxi, Meng Jiao, Su Shi, Lu You, Mei Yaochen, Wen Yanbo, Wen Ting and other famous literati in the Tang and Song dynasties all wrote excellent works about Mengding tea. Literati in the Ming and Qing dynasties also left a large number of works describing Mengding tea. 3. The development history of Mengding Mountain Tea

The heart of the Yangtze River is the tea on the top of Mengding Mountain.

Introduction to Mengding Tea Mengding Tea is produced in Mengshan, Sichuan. Mengshan Mountain spans Mingshan County and Ya'an County. It is a majestic mountain with tall and graceful peaks, ravines and waterfalls, heavy clouds and fog, and its scenery is as famous as Mount Emei and Mount Qingcheng.

The ancients said here that "if you look up, you will see the sky and wind are high and smooth, and everything will be desolate; if you look down, you will see the Qiang River flowing around, surrounded by mountains, tea borders, cedar paths, exotic rocks and flowers, which is enough to be called a scenic spot." There are five peaks in Mengshan Mountain: Shangqing, Water chestnut, Piluo, Jingquan and Ganlu, also known as the five peaks.

According to legend, more than 2,000 years ago, monk Ganlu Puhui and Zen master Wu Lizhen "brought the seeds of spiritual tea and planted them among the five peaks." There are five peaks in Mengshan Mountain, with Shangqing Peak being the highest among them.

Wu Lizhen planted seven tea trees on Shangqing Peak. This tea tree is "not as tall as a foot, neither born nor destroyed, and is very unusual." It has a "sweet and clear taste, yellow and green color. When you drink it in the cup, the fragrance clouds cover it and linger for a long time." Drinking this tea for a long time is good for the spleen and stomach, and can prolong life. Therefore, it has the reputation of "fairy tea".

The history and evolution of Mengding Mountain tea. "Shangshu" calls "Cai Meng, the one who traveled to the plains, is Mengshan. In Yazhou, all Shu tea comes from this." Tea trees were planted in Mengding as early as the Western Han Dynasty. During the reign (53 BC), Wu Lizhen, a county man, personally planted seven "Lingming seeds" among the five peaks. They are no taller than a foot, neither born nor destroyed, and are very unusual."

This is the earliest written record of artificial tea cultivation in my country. Mengding tea, known as "fairy tea", is famous both at home and abroad for its unique quality, exquisite craftsmanship, graceful appearance, long history and splendid tea culture, and is well-known in history.

"Records of Yunnan" says: "Famous mountains produce tea. There is a mountain called Mengshan, which stretches for dozens of miles in the southwest of the county. An ancient poem goes: "There are many beautiful ridges on the top of Mengshan, and no evil is born. "The grass grows Shuming".

It has been more than two thousand years. Now, there are the ruins of Wu Lizhen's tea cultivation - the Imperial Tea Garden, the Gumeng Spring where water was drawn to water tea, the Manlu Stone Room where he rested in the hut, and the River God's Palace. The statue of the female tea-picking fairy is attracting many tourists to visit and pay their respects.

Mengding Mountain Tea, the birthplace of the world's tea culture, has traveled to all continents along the North-South Silk Road. "The beauty of tea in famous mountains." "In Meng, Mengding is also beautiful."

The reason why Mengding tea is unique in the world is not only because of its excellent quality, unique natural conditions, but also its particularly sophisticated production technology. "Mengshan has Tea is influenced by all yang energy, and its fragrant tea is praised all over the world. "

As far back as the Eastern Han Dynasty, teas such as "Thunder Tea", "Jixiang Rui" and "Shengyanghua" have been produced. "Mengding tea has a sweet and clear taste, yellow and green color. In the cup, the fragrance clouds are overwhelming. It stays for a long time. ”

The Tang Dynasty was the golden period for the development of Mengding tea. In the first year of Tianbao (742), it was paid tribute to the royal family and became famous in China. At that time, the loose teas offered to Chang’an included Thunder, Fog Bell, and Bird’s Tongue. , bird's beak, pekoe, etc., and pressed teas include dragon dumplings and phoenix cakes.

During the reign of Emperor Xianzong, Mengding tea had become the most popular type of tea. "Yuanhe County Chronicles" records: "Mengding Tea." The mountain is ten miles west of the county. Today, the annual tribute tea is the best in Shu." After Mengding tea became famous all over the world because of its tribute to the capital, dignitaries rushed to buy it without hesitation. It was worth a hundred times, making it extremely expensive.

< p> "Shu tea was named Mengding. Before the Yuan Dynasty, one pound of silk could not be exchanged for spring Meng tea." Therefore, the enthusiasm of famous mountain farmers at that time to grow tea was greatly stimulated.

"Therefore. Successive people in Mengshan competed to grow tea in order to make huge profits. Within a few decades, the Ancao market in Suisi produced thousands or ten thousand catties of tea every year. "It can be described as an unprecedented grand occasion.

In the Tang Dynasty, economic and cultural exchanges between China and Japan were frequent. From 630 to 894 AD, Japan sent a large number of envoys to the Tang Dynasty to study politics, economy, language, Buddhist culture, production technology, architectural art, etc., before and after* 13 attacks, with hundreds of people each time, including ambassadors, deputy envoys, foreign students, foreign monks and attachés. In the fifth year of Emperor Wenzong's reign (840), Master Yuanren of Cijue, a monk studying abroad, had completed his studies and returned to Japan from Chang'an. Among the gifts given to him by Emperor Li Ang of the Tang Dynasty were "two pounds of Mengding tea and a bunch of Tuan tea."

At this time, Mengding tea not only enjoyed a high reputation in China, but also spread across the ocean as a national-level gift tea. If the Tang Dynasty created a golden age for the development of Mengding tea, then the Song Dynasty was the peak period for the development of Mengding tea and famous mountain side tea.

The quality of Mengding tea has been greatly improved, and the tea-making technology has been further improved, creating tributes such as Wanchun Silver Leaf and Jade Leaf Changchun. At that time, Sichuan's tea production ranked first in the country, and famous mountain tea production ranked first in Sichuan.

Starting from the early Yuanfeng reign of Emperor Shenzong of the Song Dynasty, in the past hundred years, the tea output of famous mountains has often been around one million kilograms. Famous mountain tea has become a "border tea" that is particularly loved by ethnic minorities in the southwest and northwest regions and is suitable for them to drink. It is specially ordered to "exclusively trade Yazhou famous mountain tea for horses and not for other uses."

And "establish it as an eternal tea". Law". Tea from famous mountains has become a special commodity for tea-horse trade between dynasties and Tibetans, Uighurs and other ethnic groups throughout the ages, and has become an important link for the Han people to strengthen political, economic and cultural exchanges with Tibetan, Uighur and other ethnic groups.

Since the Tang Dynasty, Mengding tea has been paid tribute every year for more than a thousand years and sent to Beijing every year until the Republic of China eradicated the old and reformed. After liberation, Mengding's famous teas received due recovery and development. Mengshan Tea Farm used modern tea-making techniques and restored famous names such as Stone Flower, Huangya, Manna, Wanchun Silver Leaf, and Jade Leaf Changchun according to the characteristics of ancient tribute tea. Tea production.

In the 1980s, famous teas such as Chunlu and Chunmei were created. Mengding famous tea has been rated as national, provincial and ministerial excellent products many times, and the first three famous teas have been designated as national-level gift teas.

In the past 10 years, Mengding famous tea has achieved unprecedented development, with increased output and improved quality. It is not only loved by the domestic people, but also entered the international market and is deeply loved by the United States, Japan, Thailand, Switzerland, and Sri Lanka. Favored by the people of other countries. Hong Kong's "Wen Wei Po" once reported that Mengding tea "is worthy of its reputation as the best tea" with the title "The tea of ??the emperor in the past is now in the homes of ordinary people".

The ancient "Mengding tea" in tea Mengding tea is produced in Mengshan, which straddles Mingshan and Ya'an counties in Sichuan Province. It has a long history and is the oldest famous tea in China. It is respected as a tea He is a pioneer of famous tea. "The water in the Yangtze River, the tea on the top of the Mengshan Mountain" are two verses about floating Mengding tea, which has a profound meaning. It is said that the water in the Yangtze River is sweet and delicious. Using this water to brew the fairy tea from the top of the Mengshan Mountain is the most beautiful drink in the world. , not available to ordinary people.

Therefore, throughout the ages, people have been admiring "Mengding Tea" and praised it endlessly. Tea sage Lu Yu once said when evaluating famous tea: "Mengding is the first, Gu Zhu is the second" (Gu Zhu tea was produced in Changxing, Zhejiang, and is a treasure among famous teas in the Tang Dynasty). In ancient times, Meng Ding was known as "fairy tea" There are many myths and legends about the origin of Dingcha. It is said that in ancient times, an old monk was seriously ill and took a lot of medicine, but the disease was not cured.

One day, an old man ran away. 4. The history of the development of Mengding Mountain Tea

"Shangshu" said that "Cai Meng traveled to the Ping Dynasty, Meng Mountain is also, in Yazhou, all Shu tea comes from this."

Mengshan Tea trees were planted on the top as early as the Ganlu period of the Western Han Dynasty (53 BC). Wu Lizhen, a county resident, personally planted seven "Lingming seeds" among the five peaks. They are no taller than a foot, neither born nor destroyed, and are very unusual. This is the earliest written record of artificial cultivation of tea in my country.

Mengding tea, known as "fairy tea", is famous both at home and abroad for its unique quality, exquisite craftsmanship, graceful appearance, long history and splendid tea culture, and is well-known in history. "Records of Yunnan" says: "Famous mountains produce tea. There is a mountain called Mengshan, which stretches for dozens of miles in the southwest of the county.

An ancient poem goes: "There are many beautiful ridges on the top of Mengshan, and no evil is born. "Cao grows Shuming". It has been more than 2,000 years.

Nowadays, the ruins of Wu Lizhen's tea cultivation - the Imperial Tea Garden, the Gumeng Spring where water was drawn to water tea, the Manlu Stone Room where he rested in the hut, and the River God's Palace The statue of the female tea-picking fairy is attracting many tourists to visit and pay homage to Mengding Mountain Tea, the birthplace of the world’s tea culture. It has traveled to all continents along the North-South Silk Road.

“The beauty of tea in famous mountains. "In Meng, Mengding is the most beautiful." The reason why Mengding tea is unique in the world is not only because of its excellent quality, unique natural conditions, but also its particularly sophisticated production technology.

"Mengshan has Tea is influenced by all yang energy, and its fragrant tea is praised all over the world. "As far back as the Eastern Han Dynasty, teas such as "Thunder Tea", "Jixiangrui" and "Shengyanghua" have been produced.

"Mengding tea has a sweet and clear taste, yellow and green color. In the cup, the fragrant clouds cover it. It stays for a long time. "The Tang Dynasty was the golden period for the development of Mengding tea. In the first year of Tianbao (742), it was paid tribute to the royal family and became famous in China.

The loose teas that were paid tribute to Chang'an at that time included Thunder, Fog Bell, and Bird's Tongue. , bird's beak, pekoe, etc., pressed teas include dragon dumplings, phoenix cakes, etc. During the reign of Emperor Xianzong, Mengding tea had become the most popular type of tea. "Yuanhe County Chronicles" records: "Mengshan Mountain is located ten miles west of the county, today. The annual tribute tea is the best in Sichuan."

After Mengding tea became famous all over the world because of its tribute to Beijing, dignitaries and dignitaries rushed to buy it without hesitation. It was worth a hundred times, making it extremely expensive. "Sichuan tea is named Mengding. Before the Yuan Dynasty, one pound of silk could not be exchanged for the first spring Meng tea."

Therefore, the enthusiasm of famous mountain farmers to grow tea was greatly stimulated. "Therefore, people from Mengshan Mountain competed to plant tea in order to make huge profits. Within a few decades, Ancao Market in Suisi produced thousands or tens of thousands of catties of tea every year."

It can be said that the event is unprecedented. During the Tang Dynasty, economic and cultural exchanges between China and Japan were frequent. From 630 to 894 AD, Japan sent a large number of envoys to the Tang Dynasty to study politics, economics, language, Buddhist culture, production technology, architectural art, etc. in China 13 times. There are hundreds of people, including ambassadors, deputy envoys, foreign students, foreign monks and attachés.

In the fifth year of Emperor Wenzong’s reign (840), Master Yuanren of Cijue, a studying abroad monk, had completed his studies and returned to Japan from Chang’an. Among the gifts given to him by Emperor Li Ang of the Tang Dynasty was “two catties of Mengding tea”. , a bunch of tea.” At this time, Mengding tea not only enjoyed a high reputation in China, but also spread across the ocean as a national-level gift tea.

If the Tang Dynasty created a golden age for the development of Mengding tea, then the Song Dynasty was the peak period for the development of Mengding tea and famous mountain side tea. The quality of Mengding tea has been greatly improved, and the tea-making technology has been further improved, creating tributes such as Wanchun Silver Leaf and Jade Leaf Changchun.

At that time, Sichuan tea production ranked first in the country, and Mingshan tea production ranked first in Sichuan. Since the early years of Yuanfeng, Emperor Shenzong of the Song Dynasty, in the past hundred years, the tea output of famous mountains has often been around one million kilograms.

Famous mountain tea has become a "border tea" that is particularly loved by ethnic minorities in the southwest and northwest regions and is suitable for their drinking. It is specially ordered to "exclusively trade Yazhou famous mountain tea for horses, and not to use it for other purposes." and "establish it forever." Law".

Tea leaves from famous mountains have become a special commodity for the tea-horse trade between dynasties and Tibetans, Uighurs and other ethnic groups, and have become an important link between the Han people and the Tibetan, Uighur and other ethnic groups to enhance political, economic and cultural exchanges. Since the Tang Dynasty, Mengding tea has been paid tribute every year for more than a thousand years and sent to Beijing every year until the Republic of China eradicated the old and reformed.

After liberation, Mengding famous tea received its due recovery and development. Mengshan Tea Farm used modern tea-making techniques and restored the stone flowers, yellow buds, nectar, and Wanchunyin according to the characteristics of ancient tribute tea. Ye, Yuye Changchun and other famous tea production. In the 1980s, famous teas such as Chunlu and Chunmei were created.

Mengding famous tea has been rated as national, provincial and ministerial excellent products many times, and the first three famous teas have been designated as national-level gift teas. In the past 10 years, Mengding famous tea has experienced unprecedented development, with increased output and improved quality. It is not only loved by the domestic people, but also entered the international market and is favored by people in the United States, Japan, Thailand, Switzerland, Sri Lanka and other countries.

Hong Kong's "Wen Wei Po" once reported that Mengding tea "is worthy of the name of the best tea" under the title "The tea of ??the emperor in the past is now in the homes of ordinary people". "Mengding Tea", the oldest tea in tea. Mengding tea is produced in Mengshan Mountain, which straddles Mingshan County and Ya'an County in Sichuan Province. It has a long history and is the oldest famous tea in China. It is respected as the oldest tea in tea and the pioneer of famous tea.

"The water in the Yangtze River, the tea on the top of Mengshan Mountain" are two poems about Mengding tea. It has a profound meaning. It is said that the water in the Yangtze River is sweet and delicious. Use this water to brew the fairy tea from the top of Mengshan Mountain. , is the most beautiful drink in the world and is not available to ordinary people. Therefore, people have always admired "Mengding Tea" and praised it endlessly throughout the ages.

Tea sage Lu Yu once said when evaluating famous tea: "Mengding is the first, Gu Zhu is the second" (Gu Zhu tea is produced in Changxing, Zhejiang, and is a treasure among famous teas in the Tang Dynasty). There is an ancient saying " There are many myths and legends about the origin of Mengding tea, known as "immortal tea". It is said that in ancient times, an old monk was seriously ill and took a lot of medicine, but the disease was not cured. One day, an old man came to the monk and told the monk that when the spring thunder first broke out around the vernal equinox, he picked the top tea from Mengshan Mountain and decoction it with local water, which could cure serious diseases.

After listening to the old man's words, the old monk built a stone house on the clear peak of Mengshan Mountain, invited some people to live here permanently, and followed the method taught by the old man to pick Mengding tea. After decoction, the old monk's illness was indeed cured, his body was strong and he looked like a man in his thirties.

As a result, the myth that Mengding tea can rejuvenate people spreads. Mengshan Mountain was one of the famous mountains for sacrifices in ancient times. According to legend, Dayu once offered sacrifices here when he succeeded in controlling floods.

Buddhism spread to China, and Mengshan gradually became a Buddhist resort. The names of the five major peaks on the top of the mountain - Shangqing, Water chestnut, Piluo, Lingquan and Manna are all related to Buddhism.

The tribute tea balls in Mengshan are all in charge of the monks on the mountain. The division of labor is strict and everyone keeps their duties. Mengding tea is the collective name for all kinds of famous teas produced in Mengshan.

There are product names such as thunder, fog bell, bird tongue, eagle beak, and bud white. 5. Poems about tea culture

1. Wuyou holds a bowl and sends it to tea lovers. ——Bai Juyi's "Mountain Spring Sencha Tea"

Translation: There is no reason to hold a bowl of tea in your hand, just to express this emotion to those who love tea.

2. This thing is unknown to the world, and people in the world often deceive themselves when drinking. ——Jiao Ran's "Tea Drinking Song in Praise of Cui Shishijun"

Translation: No one in the world knows how noble this tea is, and everyone in the world relies on drinking to deceive themselves.

3. Phoenix dance group cake. Hate the separation and teach the lonely order.

The body of the golden canal is pure, only the wheels grind it slowly, and the jade dust is shining brightly. ——Huang Tingjian's "Pin Ling·Tea Ci"

Translation: Several phoenixes are flying around on the phoenix cake tea. I just wish someone would break the tea cake apart, and the Phoenix would be divided into north and south, all alone.

4. Respect your loved ones to overcome the wind, fall asleep in the spring, and open up the sorrowful side. A slender hand, with light cream and golden strands of partridge spots. ——Huang Tingjian's "Man Ting Fang·Tea"

Translation: This tea can also defeat drunkenness and romanticism, remove spring pajamas, refresh the mind, and relieve worries. With slender jade fingers, she grinds tea and brews water, holding an exquisite teacup embroidered with gold rims and patterned like partridge feathers.

5. Who knows that the tea ceremony is completely true, only Danqiu can do so. ——Jiao Ran's "A Tea-Drinking Song in Praise of Cui Shi Shijun"

Translation: Who knows that drinking tea can lead to the Tao, and that the Tao can be complete and true? Only the legendary immortal Danqiuzi understands.

6. Who knows that the tea ceremony is completely true, only Danqiu can do so. ——Jiao Ran's "A Tea-Drinking Song in Praise of Cui Shi Shijun"

Translation: Who knows that drinking tea can lead to the Tao, and that the Tao can be complete and true? Only the legendary immortal Danqiuzi understands.

7. The person looks calm and calm, as if listening to the sound of tea. ——Wei Xuezhen's "The Nuclear Boat"

Translation: His expression was calm, as if he was listening to the sound of tea.

8. The wine shop prefers the bitterness of Tuancha, and the fragrance of Ruinao is preferred when dreams are over. ——Li Qingzhao's "Partridge Day·Cold Sun Slows Through the Small Window"

Translation: After drinking, I prefer to taste the strong and bitter taste of Tuancha. When I wake up from a dream, it is especially suitable to smell the refreshing aftertaste of Ruinao. fragrant.

9. Don’t be frightened by the wine and fall asleep heavily. Gambling on books will make the fragrance of tea disappear. At that time, it was just ordinary. ——Nalan Xingde's "Huanxisha·Who cares about the west wind and the cold alone"

Translation: Taking a nap after drinking, the beautiful spring scenery is blooming, gambling in the boudoir, the clothes are full of the fragrance of tea, the ordinary things of the past can no longer be Get your wish.

10. On a cold night, guests come to drink tea and wine, and the soup in the bamboo stove begins to boil and turns red. ——Du Lei's "Cold Night"

Translation: On a winter night, a guest came. He used tea as wine and asked the children to make tea. The flames in the stove began to turn red and the water boiled in the kettle. It's warm in the room. 6. Is Mengding Mountain Tea one of the top ten famous teas?

It is not one of the top ten famous teas, but it is a historical tea.

Mengding tea is produced in Mengshan Mountain, which straddles Mingshan County and Ya'an County in Sichuan Province. It has a long history and is the oldest famous tea in China. It is respected as an ancient tea and a pioneer of famous tea.

"The water in the Yangtze River, the tea on the top of the Mengshan Mountain" are two poems that float the Mengding tea. , is the most beautiful drink in the world and is not available to ordinary people. Therefore, people have always admired "Mengding Tea" and praised it endlessly throughout the ages.

Tea sage Lu Yu once said when evaluating famous tea: "Mengding is the first, Gu Zhu is the second" (Gu Zhu tea is produced in Changxing, Zhejiang, and is a treasure among the famous teas of the Tang Dynasty)

There are many myths and legends about the origin of Mengding tea, which was known as "fairy tea" in ancient times. It is said that in ancient times, an old monk was seriously ill and took a lot of medicine, but the disease was not cured. One day, an old man came to the monk and told the monk that when the spring thunder first broke out around the vernal equinox, he picked the top tea from Mengshan Mountain and decoction it with local water, which could cure serious diseases. After listening to the old man's words, the old monk built a stone house on the clear peak of Mengshan Mountain, invited some people to live here permanently, and followed the method taught by the old man to pick Mengding tea. After decoction, the old monk's illness was indeed cured, his body was strong and he looked like a man in his thirties. As a result, the myth that Mengding tea can rejuvenate people spreads.

Mengshan Mountain was one of the famous mountains for sacrifices in ancient times. It is said that Dayu once offered sacrifices here when he succeeded in controlling floods. Buddhism spread to China, and Mengshan gradually became a Buddhist resort. The names of the five major peaks on the top of the mountain - Shangqing, Water chestnut, Piluo, Lingquan and Manna are all related to Buddhism. Mengshan's tribute tea balls are all in charge of the monks on the mountain. The division of labor is strict and everyone keeps their duties.

Mengding tea is the collective name for all kinds of famous teas produced in Mengshan. There are product names such as Thunder, Fog Bell, Bird's Tongue, Eagle's Mouth, and Yabai, and later there are pressed teas such as Phoenix Cake and Dragon Tuan. In the early years of the Republic of China, it mainly produced yellow buds, so it was called Mengding Huangya, which was the representative of Mengding tea at that time. Nowadays, it mainly produces nectar.

Mengding tea belongs to the green tea category and is not fermented during production. The following is a brief introduction to several methods of making Mengding tea:

Mengding nectar - the picking standard is One bud and one leaf have just unfolded, and the fresh buds and leaves are spread out appropriately, then killed at high temperature, and then undergo three frying, three kneading, three baking and shaping processes. The appearance is beautiful, the cords are tightly rolled, light green and oily, the aroma is refreshing, the taste is mellow and sweet, the soup is yellow and slightly blue, clear and bright.

After the young shoots of the hooded stone flower are greened, they are shaped in a pot, then cooled, then put into the pot to stir-fry again, and dried at low temperature. The silver buds are flat and straight, the soup is yellow-green in color, the aroma is pure and fresh, and the taste is sweet and meaningful.

Covered yellow buds - the preparation method is similar to that of stone flowers, except that it needs to be rolled after being greened. The color is yellow and bright, the buds are golden yellow, the fragrance is pure and clear, the taste is rich and fresh, and the soup is yellow and bright in color.

Evergreen silver leaves and evergreen jade leaves are made from slightly larger buds and leaves picked later. The preparation method is the same as that of nectar, but the velvet is reduced, and the quality is slightly inferior to nectar.