Bagged tea, broken tea bags, broken wild rattan tea, with less impurities, can be directly bagged wi

suggested retail price:	￥ 20 00
whether it is imported:	no
whether it is prepackaged food:	no
origin:	Fujian
sales method:	bulk
raw materials and ingredients:	wild rattan tea
clarity:	90%
net content (specification):	50000 (g)
inner packaging:	PE bag
outer packaging:	woven bag
* * function:	three highs
Specialty:	is
shelf life:	more than 12 months (months)
production date:	20130208
manufacturer:	huxingcuo agricultural and sideline products factory
storage method:	drying
grade:	grade 3
brand:	huxingcuo

Folk drinking rattan tea has a history of nearly 600 years, which can be traced back to the period when Shennong tasted all kinds of grass
The earliest collection of the book of songs in China is called ancient tea hook vine
It is said that during the Guangxu period of the Qing Dynasty, a gentleman named Chen Zihe at the foot of Wuyi Mountain served as the teacher of Emperor Guangxu in the capital
Emperor Guangxu was weak, had a poor appetite, yellow face, hoarse speech, and often had red spots and black spots on his face
The prescription issued by the imperial palace imperial doctor can only be maintained for a period of time, and then it will recur
Emperor Guangxu was very upset
One year, Mr
Chen Zihe went back to his hometown to visit his relatives and found that the villagers often drank a wild rattan leaf picked from the mountain
Everyone was full of energy and smooth skin
Mr
Chen Zihe tried to taste it and found that the tea was bitter before sweet
The aftertaste was sweet and cool
It was very comfortable in his throat
Lenovo Emperor Guangxu's voice was hoarse, so he took some back to Emperor Guangxu to taste
After Guangxu tried to taste it, he felt it tasted good, so he often drank it
In less than half a year, Emperor Guangxu not only felt his throat fresh, but also the red spots and black spots on his face gradually disappeared, and his skin became glossy
Therefore, Emperor Guangxu was very happy and ordered it to be & ldquo; Tianzi rattan Tea & rdquo;
Mr
Chen heard it and hurriedly played the Emperor: if the emperor ordered it to be & ldquo; Tianzi rattan Tea & rdquo;, Who dares to drink? Let's go among the people and benefit the people
The emperor thought the teacher was right, so he ordered it to be & ldquo; Wild vine tea & rdquo;
Thus, rattan tea gradually spread among the people
Today, rattan tea enjoys a high reputation even in Southeast Asian countries