As spring paints the hills of Zhejiang Province green, the tea plantations around Qiandao Lake—China's largest man-made lake—are buzzing with activity! 🌿 Workers are meticulously hand-picking tender green tea leaves, marking the start of the 2024 harvest season in this iconic region.
Known for its crystal-clear waters and lush forest park (with 93% forest coverage! 🍃), the Qiandao Lake area isn’t just a tourist paradise. Its mild climate, eco-friendly policies, and cutting-edge farming tech create the perfect conditions for high-quality tea. Fun fact: Over 1,700 plant species thrive here, giving the tea its unique flavor profile.
💡 Why does this matter globally? Hangzhou’s tea culture is centuries old, and its harvests supply prized leaves to markets worldwide. For young professionals and culture enthusiasts, it’s a reminder of how tradition and innovation blend seamlessly in Asia’s green economy.
