Xi Jinping stated:
— Xi Jinping · Instruction on intangible heritage · Reported 12 December 2022
With care for family and country, we share compassion through tea.
ECOLOGYA tea garden is where tea begins—and where ecological responsibility begins. Respect soil, water and the rhythm of growth, connecting quality with a landscape’s future.
RURAL FUTURESTea means more than one season’s harvest. Honour its growers, keep its craft alive and let lasting collaboration support rural possibility.
SCIENCE & QUALITYScience can clarify a tea leaf’s origins and help knowledge of its craft accumulate. Scientific management, clear quality information and source records guide our development, bringing craft and careful understanding together.
CULTURE & THE WORLDA craft, a vessel, a gesture of hospitality: each can tell a story of Chinese life and care. Share more than a flavour—share respect, companionship and gratitude.
CHARITY & CARETea can bring good intentions together; charitable work calls for action that can continue. Give support a clear destination and gratitude a practical expression.
FAMILY & GRATITUDEA cup for parents carries respect; one for mentors conveys thanks. Giving back extends gratitude to the community. Let thoughtfulness become an everyday practice.
Every action carries our shared purpose forward.
Project-supplied materials state that a fund was established with the China Association for Promoting the Construction of Old Revolutionary Areas in 2006, focusing on vocational education, everyday living support, skills learning and pathways to employment for young people across eleven provinces and regions on the Long March route. Original records remain to be added.
Project-supplied material traces a tea-country undertaking from garden development, collaboration with tea growers and maker cultivation to the tea industry and tea-culture travel. No precise years are supplied; places, project relationships and original records remain to be added to the archive.
Project-supplied material refers to storytelling around ‘Xiaoxiao’ culture, exchanges in salons honouring elders, and a distinction between commercial recuperation services and public-interest cultural communication. No precise years are supplied; original records remain to be added.
Every chapter informs the next commitment.
The company was founded in 1986. From this starting point, its journey connects business experience and social responsibility with the land, work and daily life, gradually shaping a purpose in which tea becomes a bridge to shared growth.
Project-supplied materials state that a fund was established with the China Association for Promoting the Construction of Old Revolutionary Areas in 2006, focusing on vocational education, everyday living support, skills learning and pathways to employment for young people across eleven provinces and regions on the Long March route. Original records remain to be added.
Project-supplied material traces a tea-country undertaking from garden development, collaboration with tea growers and maker cultivation to the tea industry and tea-culture travel. No precise years are supplied; places, project relationships and original records remain to be added to the archive.
Project-supplied material refers to storytelling around ‘Xiaoxiao’ culture, exchanges in salons honouring elders, and a distinction between commercial recuperation services and public-interest cultural communication. No precise years are supplied; original records remain to be added.
Let every intention become a force for shared action.
01For charitable organisations, businesses and individuals: discuss concrete needs and practical resources, with clear roles, delivery and disclosure.
Propose a collaboration02Join media, cultural organisations, creators and exchange partners in sharing tea craft, wares, rituals and gratitude, reaching more people with an expression rooted in heritage and care.
Discuss cultural communication03A considered gesture for parents, mentors and partners. Begin with their preferences, and make time for unhurried companionship.
Discuss a thoughtful gift
04Connect growers, artisans, channels and industry partners around garden development, craft skills, tea-country experiences and lasting collaboration, returning tea's value to the land and its people.
Discuss rural collaboration
05Discover the gardens, tea and ways to connect. Submit a visit enquiry; hosting, dates and itinerary will be confirmed before any experience.
Enquire about a garden visit