茶艺师在展示茶艺。 潘旺旺摄 "茶者，天地之精也。"饮茶不仅是味觉的享受，更是顺应自然、调和身心的生活智慧。我国茶文化博大 精深，六大茶类各具特色，依循四季时序与昼夜节律科学饮茶，既品得茶香，又护得安康。 四季饮茶讲究顺天应时。 春饮花茶理郁气。春日，人体易受"春困"侵扰，肝经郁滞。此时宜饮香气馥郁的花茶，如茉莉花茶，或 轻发酵的铁观音、温和的普洱熟茶。花茶疏肝解郁，铁观音提神醒脑，普洱熟茶温润护胃，助阳气升 发，驱散寒气。 夏饮绿茶祛暑湿。夏日炎炎，暑湿困脾，宜饮绿茶（如西湖龙井、黄山毛峰等）、白茶（如白毫银针、 白牡丹等），或如台湾冻顶乌龙这样的轻发酵乌龙茶。绿茶富含茶多酚，清热解暑、生津止渴；白茶性 凉味甘，退火消炎；台湾冻顶乌龙兼具绿茶的鲜爽与红茶的醇厚，可缓解暑热带来的烦躁。 秋品乌龙解燥热。秋日，易生"秋燥"。此时，像武夷岩茶、凤凰单枞、铁观音这样的半发酵乌龙茶是首 选，其性平和，不寒不热，茶汤金黄透亮，香气高扬，既能清除夏之余暑，又可润秋燥、养肺气，被誉 为"秋之甘露"。 早餐后至午间，宜饮绿茶，此时人体阳气升发，绿茶中的咖啡碱与茶氨酸协同作用，提神醒脑、增强思 维活力，尤其适合脑力劳动者。 午 ...

Group 1 - The event titled "Sharing a Pot of Tea and Admiring a Full Moon" focused on the cultural exchange of tea between Quanzhou and Taiwan, highlighting the importance of tea culture in fostering emotional connections and industry collaboration [1][8] - Quanzhou is recognized as the starting point of the Maritime Silk Road and a significant origin of Oolong tea, emphasizing the shared cultural heritage between the two regions [5][6] - The event featured a traditional Quanzhou puppet show, showcasing the unique charm of local intangible cultural heritage and setting a rich cultural tone for the exchange [3] Group 2 - The event aimed to deepen cooperation between the tea industries of Quanzhou and Taiwan, exploring opportunities in tea cultivation, quality enhancement, market expansion, and cultural integration [6][7] - Since its establishment, the Quanzhou Cultural and Creative Association has successfully organized three tea culture exchange events, attracting over 200 participants from both sides, contributing to emotional resonance and industry transformation [7] - The collaboration between various cultural and industry associations aims to promote the inheritance and development of Chinese tea culture through enhanced exchanges [8]

Core Insights - The 68th China (Guangzhou) International Beauty Expo successfully concluded, showcasing a comprehensive layout of the beauty industry and facilitating trade cooperation, trend releases, and innovative exchanges [1] Group 1: Event Overview - The expo covered an exhibition area of over 300,000 square meters, gathering more than 3,800 enterprises and brands, attracting global professional buyers, brand owners, and distributors [1] - Over 50 forums and 30 specialized exhibition areas highlighted industry trends and innovations, demonstrating the vitality and development potential of the beauty industry [1] Group 2: Business Growth - The expo served as a dual platform for expanding networks and converting orders, enabling brands to achieve both sales and brand visibility [2] - More than 90% of participating brands received over 1,000 inquiries on-site, breaking down barriers and linking resources for high traffic, exposure, and conversion [2] Group 3: International Collaboration - The expo featured significant international participation, showcasing enterprises from various countries and regions, including Indonesia, Vietnam, Malaysia, Japan, South Korea, the USA, France, Germany, India, the UAE, and Hong Kong and Taiwan [3] - The event facilitated domestic companies to connect globally and provided an important window for international brands entering the Chinese market, promoting deep integration of the global beauty industry [3] - Two overseas exhibitions were announced for the second half of the year, including the Vietnam International Beauty Expo and the Indonesia International Beauty Expo, supporting Chinese companies in showcasing their brands globally [3] Group 4: Industry Trends - The beauty and wellness industry is shifting from large-scale development to focusing on high-potential niche markets, with new emerging sectors showing robust growth [4] - The expo presented the integration of beauty, health, and wellness industries, featuring immersive displays that highlighted the commercial potential of cross-industry collaboration [4] - A special healing-themed exhibition area showcased hundreds of healing brands and innovative projects, emphasizing the integration of beauty and wellness ecosystems [4] Group 5: Specialized Exhibitions - The expo featured over 30 themed special exhibitions targeting vertical fields and emerging sectors, driving new growth in the industry [5] - Notable themed areas included immersive experiences in forest therapy, traditional Chinese medicine, and innovative health products, attracting significant attention and engagement from attendees [6] Group 6: Industry Empowerment - Over 50 events were held during the expo, covering various fields such as supply chain, beauty cosmetics, and health, fostering discussions on future trends [7] - The collaboration between Douyin Mall and the expo created a highlight event, enhancing the consumer experience and providing a new model for cross-industry cooperation [7] - The expo concluded with plans for four upcoming beauty events in the second half of the year, inviting participation to deepen domestic demand and expand globally [7]

Core Viewpoint - The Wuyishan tea industry showcased its unique products at the 68th Guangzhou Beauty Expo, highlighting the potential for integration with the beauty and health industries [2][36]. Group 1: Event Overview - The 68th Guangzhou Beauty Expo opened on September 4, attracting numerous exhibitors and visitors [2][3]. - Wuyishan's tea industry development center organized a group of seven companies to participate, enhancing the event with the distinct aroma of Wuyishan tea [3][4]. Group 2: Cultural and Historical Significance - Wuyishan is recognized as a UNESCO World Natural and Cultural Heritage site and is the origin of Oolong and black tea, with a tea industry history dating back over a thousand years [7][8]. - The unique geological environment of Wuyishan contributes to the distinct flavor of its tea, particularly the "rock bone floral fragrance" [9]. Group 3: Product Highlights - Wuyishan rock tea, a representative of Wuyishan Oolong tea, is one of China's top ten famous teas, with notable varieties including Da Hong Pao and Tie Luo Han [10][11]. - The traditional production techniques of Wuyishan rock tea have been recognized as a national intangible cultural heritage since 2006 and were included in UNESCO's list of human intangible cultural heritage in 2022 [18][19]. Group 4: Market Potential and Future Plans - The participating companies brought a diverse range of Wuyishan tea products to the expo, aiming to increase awareness and explore the integration of tea with the beauty and health industries [25][26]. - The tea industry is gradually diversifying, with plans to develop related derivative products that combine tea with cosmetics and health supplements [39][40].

Core Viewpoint - Baima Tea Co., Ltd. has submitted a new prospectus for listing on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange after previous attempts to list on the Shenzhen Stock Exchange were unsuccessful [1][3]. Company Overview - Baima Tea was established in July 1997, originally as Shenzhen Xiyuan Tea Co., Ltd., with an initial registered capital of 500,000 RMB [3]. - The company has undergone several name changes and capital increases, becoming Shenzhen Baima Tea Chain Co., Ltd. in 2008 [4]. - As of the latest data, the controlling shareholders hold a combined voting power of 55.90%, with Wang Wenbin as the chairman [5]. Market Position - Baima Tea is recognized as a leader in China's high-end tea market, ranking first in terms of the number of tea chain stores and sales revenue as of December 31, 2024 [5]. - The overall Chinese tea market is projected to grow from approximately 288.9 billion RMB in 2020 to about 325.8 billion RMB by 2024, with a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of about 3.0% [6]. - The high-end tea market is expected to increase from around 89 billion RMB in 2020 to approximately 103.1 billion RMB by 2024, with a CAGR of about 3.7% [6]. Financial Performance - Baima Tea's revenue for 2022, 2023, and 2024 is reported at approximately 1.82 billion RMB, 2.12 billion RMB, and 2.14 billion RMB, respectively, with net profits of about 166 million RMB, 206 million RMB, and 224 million RMB [6][7]. - In the first half of 2025, the company reported revenue of approximately 1.06 billion RMB, a decrease of 4.2% compared to the same period in 2024 [8]. Store Expansion - The number of Baima Tea's offline stores has increased from 2,613 in January 2022 to 3,585 by June 2025, with franchise stores growing from 2,203 to 3,341 in the same period [8]. Production Facilities - Baima Tea operates two tea processing bases located in Anxi and Wuyishan, focusing on different types of tea production [9].

Company Overview - Baima Tea has submitted a listing application to the Hong Kong Stock Exchange, with Huatai International, Agricultural Bank of China International, and Tianfeng International as joint sponsors [1] - The company is a leader in the high-end tea market in China, projected to be the top seller in the high-end Chinese tea sector in 2024 [1] - As of June 30, 2025, Baima Tea has a total of 3,585 retail stores across the country [1] Market Insights - The overall Chinese tea market is expected to reach approximately 325.8 billion RMB in 2024, with a forecasted growth to 407.9 billion RMB by 2029, reflecting a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of about 4.6% [1] - The high-end tea market in China is experiencing stronger growth, with an estimated market size of around 103.1 billion RMB in 2024, projected to increase to 135.3 billion RMB by 2029, indicating a CAGR of approximately 5.6% [1] Market Position - Baima Tea's market share in the high-end tea segment has increased from 1.1% in 2020 to 1.7% in 2024 [1]

Core Viewpoint - Wuyishan City prioritizes ecological protection while integrating culture, technology, and industry to promote the coordinated development of the tea industry, achieving significant economic growth and rural revitalization through the tea sector [2][4][18]. Group 1: Tea Industry Development - The tea industry in Wuyishan faced significant challenges, including low standards in tea garden area, production, market share, and product quality, which limited its economic impact [2]. - By 2024, the tea garden area expanded to 148,000 acres, with the number of workers increasing over tenfold, and the total industry output value surpassing 15 billion yuan, contributing to nearly half of rural residents' income [3]. Group 2: Cultural Empowerment - Wuyishan emphasizes the "living heritage" of tea culture, integrating ecological and historical values to drive high-quality regional development, showcasing the transformation from "green mountains and clear waters" to "golden mountains and silver mountains" [6]. - The city has established a comprehensive cultural communication strategy, including digital content and brand activities, to promote the ecological and cultural values of Wuyishan tea [6]. Group 3: Technological Empowerment - Wuyishan leverages technological innovation to reconstruct the tea industry's ecological value chain, enhancing quality and value through a full-chain technological upgrade [8]. - Collaborations with research institutions have led to the establishment of a provincial tea tree germplasm resource nursery, preserving and cultivating various tea varieties to enhance competitiveness [9][12]. Group 4: Industry Strengthening - The city promotes the development of large-scale and clustered tea enterprises, with 38 regulated tea companies by 2024, including three national leading enterprises, enhancing ecological value and sustainability [14][15]. - Wuyishan is building a traceable green production quality control system and a digital twin platform for the tea industry, achieving a 99.6% compliance rate in product inspections [15]. Group 5: Institutional Innovation - Wuyishan implements various ecological tea garden technologies and promotes a unified approach to ecological protection and economic development, ensuring mutual benefits for both [17][18]. - The establishment of a leadership group for high-quality tea industry development facilitates cross-departmental collaboration, enhancing policy formulation and industry planning [17].

Group 1 - The event "Wuyi Mountain Water · Min Cuisine Chef Competition" was held in Sydney, attracting over 200 participants from the Min and Taiwan communities, emphasizing the importance of food in cultural connection and heritage [1][2] - The Deputy Consul General of China in Sydney, Wang Chunsheng, highlighted that Chinese cuisine serves as a significant cultural identity symbol for Chinese people, fostering warmth and unity among overseas Chinese [2][4] - The competition featured 27 main dishes and 7 tea dishes, showcasing traditional Min and Taiwanese cuisines, with special dishes prepared by a chef team from the Chinese Consulate [6][10] Group 2 - The event was co-hosted by the Australia Xiamen Chamber of Commerce and the Australian Taiwan Compatriots Association, reflecting the deep-rooted connections between the Min and Taiwan communities [5] - The competition not only focused on culinary skills but also aimed to promote cultural exchange between China and Australia, with a special tea segment introduced to enhance this cultural dialogue [5][6] - Awards were given for the best dishes, with the competition serving as a platform for cultural integration and the promotion of Chinese culinary arts [10]

Core Viewpoint - The "Chinese Roots Journey" summer camp organized by the China Overseas Chinese Federation successfully concluded, where overseas Chinese youth from nine countries engaged in cultural experiences and spiritual connections in Wenzhou, China, over ten days [1]. Cultural Experience - Participants experienced various traditional crafts, such as tea art, tie-dyeing, and egg painting, which served as a bridge connecting ancient wisdom with modern understanding [2][3]. - The camp emphasized that cultural roots are not merely geographical but are embedded in the cultural genes of individuals, as highlighted by the dean of the Overseas Chinese College at Wenzhou University [2]. Personal Growth and Reflection - The camp provided a platform for participants to learn about their heritage, with stories of their ancestors inspiring them to appreciate the values of resilience and hard work [3]. - Participants expressed their newfound cultural pride and commitment to sharing their experiences, with plans to introduce traditional crafts and cultural knowledge to their peers back home [3][4]. Cultural Transmission - The immersive experience allowed participants to deepen their understanding of Chinese culture, moving beyond textbook knowledge to practical recognition of cultural elements [4]. - The camp fostered a sense of identity among participants, helping them articulate their cultural heritage and personal identity [4]. Future Commitment - The conclusion of the camp marked the beginning of a new journey for participants, who are encouraged to share the stories and cultural insights gained in Wenzhou with a broader audience [5]. - Wenzhou University’s Overseas Chinese College expressed its ongoing support for participants, emphasizing that the university will always be a welcoming home for them [5].

Core Insights - The Hefei-Fuzhou High-Speed Railway (合福高铁) has significantly transformed the transportation landscape in the Anhui, Jiangxi, and Fujian provinces over the past decade, facilitating the movement of 140 million passengers [1][3] - The railway has stimulated a new tourism model, with tourist numbers in areas like Jiangxi's Gexian Village increasing nearly 12 times, largely due to visitors from high-speed rail-connected cities [3][6] - The high-speed rail has revolutionized the tea industry, enabling faster logistics and enhancing the distribution of Wuyi Rock Tea, which can now reach major cities within a day [5][6] Tourism Impact - The opening of the Hefei-Fuzhou High-Speed Railway has activated a new tourism pattern, allowing for quicker access to scenic areas, such as Wuyuan, which has seen a rise in boutique homestays [1][3] - Tourist attractions along the railway, like Gexian Village, have become popular destinations, with 65% of visitors coming from high-speed rail cities [3][6] Economic Transformation - The high-speed railway has created a "talent-sharing ecosystem" across the three provinces, attracting numerous digital economy enterprises, including major players like JD.com and Alibaba [8] - The efficiency of the high-speed rail has improved the collaboration within industries, allowing for seamless travel between cities for talent and technology exchanges [6][8] - The high-speed rail has contributed to a 40% increase in the talent mobility rate among high-tech enterprises in Jiangxi's Shangrao High-Speed Rail Economic Experimental Zone [8]