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There is a rush in the tea industry in China right now. The autumn harvest season for Tie Guan Yin tea is coming to an end. It is probably the second most popular tea after Pu'er. This rush is spreading like a tsunami across China. All the tea markets,...

From May 26 to 28, there was a tea exhibition in Guangzhou. All the major self-respecting manufacturers prepared exhibition stands and communicated with buyers and colleagues. We have already been to such events more than once, and they look quite interesting....

This is my fourth time in Guangzhou, and each time my opinion of this city changes. The first time I didn't like it at all: we lived in an unknown area, there was absolutely nothing interesting around the hotel, we went to the park, well, a park and...

Flights there and back are hard work, especially with transfers and overnight waits. So when we finally left Guangzhou airport, we were in a foggy state. The first day was acclimatization, there was nothing to write about. But then we started to enjoy...

Tea is originally a plant (Camellia sinensis), distributed from China to various parts of Asia: Taiwan, India, Thailand, Indonesia, etc. At one time, tea was even grown in the USSR on the territory of Georgia, but with the abolition of the totalitarian...

I can divide the Chinese into 4 main groups:
1) Businessmen;
2) People who just want to talk to you;
3) People who try to sell some nonsense at any cost;
4) and People for whom you, as a foreigner, are indifferent.