Zhang Yixin is the only daughter of the largest tea exporter in Taiwan Province Province. 1949, after the National Government moved to Taiwan, it accepted the assistance from the United States, and the golden age of tea in Taiwan Province entered another turning point. In an era when there were no businesswomen, Zhang Yixin led Nikko Tea Factory to the world in various tea wars.

Zhang Fuji, a local gentry in Beipu, Hsinchu, on the third line of Jisangtai, was called "Sangji". Nikko's black tea exports account for one third of Taiwan Province Province, and eight Nikko tea factories support 70% of tea farmers in Beipu. Zhang Yixin's father. Tea Gold plays the role of an American aid consulting company.

It is sometimes a bit difficult to learn the sea-land accent, but fortunately, the chances of speaking Hakka in the play are lower than those of other actors, and most of them are simple polite greetings, which is more relaxed. Because I have participated in the performance of General Xu Bangxing before, I am no stranger to the era of "tea gold" and need to work hard to prepare.

From the only college student in the village to a refined tea merchant. He laughed and said that he was "completely kidnapped by Hakkas" this time. Like Yu-Han Lien, he practiced Hakka until he lost weight. He would like to thank Luo Yishou, the Hakka teacher and co-producer of the play, and Xu Quan, the Hakka tutor of Hailu dialect.

Basic information

Tea Gold is a TV series directed by Andy Lo, written by Xu Yanping and starring Yu-Han Lien, Wen Shenghao, Guo Ziqian, Li Xing and Xue Shiling. The play premiered on 202 1,1,65438+3 in Taiwan Province province, China.

The story originated from real people and history. It took place in Taiwan Province Province in A.D. 1950, focusing on the tea industry in Beipu, Hsinchu.