The birthplace of Japanese tea ceremony and the first Zen tea village - Jingshan Village

More than 1,200 years ago, during the Kaiyuan period of the Tang Dynasty, the tea saint Lu Yu led a skinny horse into the fields and mountains of Jingshan. He was attracted by every frame of the ink painting-like scenery, so he chose to live in seclusion in Jingshan and wrote three volumes of "The Classic of Tea". . During the Baoji years, Jingshan Temple (full name Jingshan Xingsheng Wanshou Zen Temple), the world-famous landmark of Jingshan, was opened and became the representative of "Zen and Tea are One". . Jingshan tea, a famous tea in Zhejiang history and culture, originated in the Tang Dynasty and flourished in the Song Dynasty. It was listed as "tribute tea" in the Song Dynasty... · The world's Zen tea comes from Jingshan, a cup of it is transparent in the world · If you also want to escape from the city and the hustle and bustle, Why not take a weekend break and come to Jingshan? Drink tea and practice Zen, find peace of mind in the mountains, empty your body and mind, and purify your soul · At the Dajingshan Tourism Distribution Center, learn about the cultural concept of "Zen and Tea are One" through visits and explanations. . At the foot of Jingshan Mountain, you can see towering ancient trees and winding paths, and visit the ten scenic spots of Jingshan Village to experience the wonders of the "First Zen Tea Village". . Walk through the cool Dharma Realm, through the bamboo sea of ​​Jingshan, and up the mountain along the Jingshan Ancient Road. Listen to the sound of the ancient temple bells echoing in the mountains, as if thousands of years have passed by your ears... . Jingshan Temple This place is known as a holy place for seeking career ceilings. It is also the most beautiful temple in Hangzhou in autumn and is ranked as the "first of the five mountains and ten temples". . Watch the flying eaves and buildings on the top of the mountain, or sit in the temple and copy some scriptures, find the tranquility and peace in the depths of your heart, and return to nature in a bowl of plain noodles🍜 . Not far from Jingshan Temple is the Zen Tea Culture Exchange Center, where you can experience making tea, integrating Zen meditation and tea ceremony, and calm your mind. .