What is the difference between drinking mountain spring water and mineral water?

1. Mountain spring water (definition) is a type of drinking water that is particularly recognized by Chinese people. It is generally believed that mountain spring water is the best in drinking water.

2. Mineral water (definition) is unpolluted underground mineral water that gushes naturally from deep underground or is artificially exposed; it contains a certain amount of mineral salts, trace elements or carbon dioxide. Gas; under normal circumstances, its chemical composition, flow rate, water temperature and other dynamics are relatively stable within the natural fluctuation range. Mineral water is formed by circulation in the deep strata and contains minerals and restricted indicators specified by national standards.

3. The biggest difference between the two is:

1. Mountain spring water is generally surface water, which is the surface water on mountain streams, rivers, small pools, lakes and other mountains. It mainly comes from rainwater, mountain springs, or rivers and streams passing by from local or other places.

2. Mineral water is generally groundwater (the definition of mineral water above is very clear, so I won’t repeat it).