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What kind of tea does oolong tea belong to? Taiwan Province's signature tea, Changshun famous tea, is it the best tea?

Oolong tea, also known as green tea and semi-fermented tea, is named after its founder. Its most famous is the real estate in Fujian and Guangdong. Among them, there are only a handful of Wuyi rock tea in Fujian. Oolong tea is a unique kind of tea in China. Oolong tea has some legends. According to Fujian Tea and the folklore of Fujian Tea, during the Yongzheng period of the Qing Dynasty, there was a tea farmer and an expert hunter in Nanyan Village, Xiping Township, Anxi County, Fujian Province. Because he is black and strong, the villagers call him "Oolong". One spring, Oolong hung a tea basket around his waist and picked tea with a shotgun on his back until noon. Oolong raised his gun and shot, but the injured mountain deer desperately fled to the mountains. Oolong followed closely and finally caught the prey. When it was time to carry the mountain deer home, Oolong and his family were so busy slaughtering and tasting game that they completely forgot about making tea. The next morning, the whole family was busy frying the "tea green" collected yesterday. Unexpectedly, the fresh leaves that have been left overnight have been inlaid with red edges, emitting a fragrance. Tea leaves are soaked out, and the taste is particularly strong, without the bitter taste of the past. After careful consideration and repeated experiments, after withering, shaking, semi-fermentation, baking and other processes. Finally, a new tea product with good quality-oolong tea was made. Anxi has therefore become the hometown of oolong tea.

Oolong tea, as a representative of China tea, is a semi-fermented tea with transparent amber tea juice. But in fact, oolong tea is just a general term, and it can be subdivided into many different kinds of tea. For example: Narcissus, Bai Mudan, Huang Dan (Huang Jingui), Benshan, Eriocheir sinensis, Wuyi Rock Tea, Frozen Top Oolong, Narcissus, Cinnamon, Lan Qi, Phoenix Single fir, Phoenix Narcissus, Lingtou Single fir, Color Species, Tieguanyin suitable for seafood, etc. There are many kinds, and the rare ones are as follows:

1. Wuyi rock tea: produced in Wuyishan, Fujian. Wuyi rock tea is plump and uniform in appearance, compact and curly, smooth in color and frog-shaped in leaves. The colors are green, sandy green and dense yellow, with vermilion or red spots at the bottom and edge of the leaves and light green at the center. Drinking this kind of tea has a strong aroma, mellow leaves, fresh and sweet taste, and a special "rock rhyme". Dahongpao is the best quality of Wuyi rock tea.

2. Fenghuang Danzong: produced in Camellia District, Wu Yong, fenghuang town, Chaozhou, Guangdong. The shape of tea is strong and curly, and the leaves are yellowish with green. The Yan Huang color of the soup is green, and its fragrance is long. After repeated brewing, the lingering fragrance is particularly sweet.

3. Oolong tea in Taiwan Province Province: It is produced in Taiwan Province Province, China, with curly strips and copper brown color. The tea soup is orange-red, pure in taste and rich in fruit fragrance. After brewing, the leaves are red at the bottom and green at the abdomen. Among them, the frozen top oolong tea (commonly known as frozen top tea) in Nantou County is extremely famous and most valuable.

4. Tieguanyin: produced in Anxi, southern Fujian. "Tieguanyin" is not only the name of tea, but also the name of tea varieties. This kind of tea is compact in shape, some are like scale hooks, and some are like clean heads. Because caffeine evaporates with water, a layer of frost is formed on the surface, which is called "sand green frost". After this tea is brewed, it has a peculiar smell. When you sip it in hot water, it is fragrant and sweet at the bottom of your throat, which makes it more fragrant in seven bubbles.

5. Oriental Ren Mei: produced in Xiamen.

6. Phoenix Narcissus: It is a strip oolong tea produced in Fenghuang Township, Chao 'an, Guangdong Province, which is divided into three grades: single cluster, wave dish and narcissus. It has natural floral fragrance, honey rhyme, strong taste, alcohol, refreshing and sweet taste, and is resistant to brewing. Mainly sold to Guangdong, Hong Kong and Macao, and exported to Japan, Southeast Asia and the United States. Phoenix Narcissus enjoys the reputation of "beautiful shape, green color, fragrant taste and sweet taste". The tea strips are fat, the color is eel skin color, oily and shiny. Tea soup Huang Chengcheng, full of fragrance, refreshing and sweet, lasting fragrance, resistant to foam.