Hengshan tea

Hengshan tea has a long history, and it is a local specialty tea. It is made from local precious medicinal materials such as Scutellaria baicalensis Georgi, Maojian tea and willow leaves. Emperor Kangxi came to Mount Hengshan to worship Beiyue, and he was full of admiration for the local "Hengshan Tea", hence its name. Hengshan Mountain is located in the Great Wall Plateau, with a large temperature difference between day and night. The produced "Hengshan Tea" is slightly bitter, but it is fragrant and memorable, and has the effect of invigorating qi, purging fire and relaxing bowels. Hengshan tea production is not large, but tourists can collect it themselves when they visit Hengshan Mountain in every season. In the Hanging Temple, there is a saying: there is a thousand cliffs above, and there is a thousand cliffs below. Monks in the mountains smell visitors and pick camellia at the foot of the mountain.
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