Yes, Chinese have something like a passion for tea just as Westerner have for coffee and a stronger passion for great tea as Longjing. Longjing tea was given imperial acceptance by Emperor Qianlong - true cognoscenti of teas during his traveling and inspecting incognito. Qianlong conferred Longjing tea the title of "Imperial tea", enhancing its reputation forever. Longjing tea is enjoyed over the country and worldwide, but it is in Hangzhou itself that Longjing tea balances the authenticity and conditionity with farmers themselves stirring the selected leaves with their skilled hands and Running Tiger Spring nearby providing the water that matches the tea best.
It would be an understatement, for one to describe Longjing Tea Village as picturesque. The village makes a perfect gallery of green hills, summer rains, fine mist, smoke spiraling from kitchens, arduous and lovely farmers and wide animals pacing upon the mountains, not to speak of the aroma of the top-level tea drifting in the air. Modern houses and homes of double-story with exquisite balconies were built to receive visitors for peaceful afternoons spent over bottomless glasses of deep green tea as pedestrians pass each other by on the pavement beneath. As you enter the village, the first impression you would have got is that: What an ideal place to retire. And also, travel to China, do not miss the Yangtze River cruises. With pristine fresh air ,clear water and relaxing atmosphere take place of the heavy traffic, industrial pollution, stress from work, Longjing Tea Village is a place second to none to spend days pondering over the meaning of the universe over pots of great, aromatic Longjing Tea.
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