Because I want to write a paper on the history of tea recently, I am concerned about Anhua black tea. This kind of tea is not only popular recently, but also a famous tea in China since ancient times. It was only in the 1950s, when production was stopped, that it was silent in the tea altar for a period of time.

As early as ten years ago, as one of the top ten famous teas in the World Expo, it re-entered the public's field of vision. Its history can be traced back at least to the Tang Dynasty. In 8 16 AD, the "Qujiang tablet, Yiyang group tea" recorded in Yang Ye's Chef's Notes refers to this kind of tea. Not only that, in Anhua, the world's 1,200 tea, the first piece of black brick tea and the first piece of machine-made Fuzhuan brick tea were born. As the leader of Hunan tea industry, China Anhua No.1 Tea Factory has been listed as an industrial heritage by the state.