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Tea ware is a part of daily life, combining practical functionality with artistic creativity. Among its features, patterns are one of the most prominent aspects, reflecting both the wisdom of artists and the aesthetic tastes of the Chinese people. Ten specific patterns frequently appear on tea ware. Infant Play Scene The infant play scene depicts playful moments with children as the main subjects, often showing their recreational activities. This makes the tea ware lively and full of charm. Fisherfolk Joy Scene The Fisherfolk Joy Scene was widely depicted on Kangxi porcelain, representing the industrious labor and bountiful harvest of fisherfolk. When painted on tea ware, it carries the auspicious meaning of wishing for good weather and prosperity. Ladies Scene In China, ladies scenes are quite common. Under the skillful brushwork of artists, graceful and elegant women are vividly portrayed on tea ware. Enjoying the beauty of these figures while sipping tea is a reflection of the refined tastes of ancient times. Crane Pattern The use of crane patterns on tea ware dates back to the Tang Dynasty. During the Ming and Qing dynasties, graceful and elegant red-crowned cranes were commonly depicted. The crane pattern is favored by literati for its…

What is Dried Deer Antler? Dried deer antler, as the name suggests, is deer antler that has been processed and dried. Deer antlers are harvested from male deer when they are still in their growing stage and are rich in nutrients and active components. Deer antler has long been considered a precious traditional Chinese medicine with various health benefits, such as boosting immunity, increasing energy, and promoting blood circulation. (Image source: network, delete upon request) Benefits and Effects of Dried Deer Antler Boosting Immunity Dried deer antler contains a variety of active ingredients, including amino acids, minerals, and peptides, which have significant effects on enhancing human immunity. Regularly drinking tea made from dried deer antler can help the body better resist various bacteria and viruses. Promoting Blood Circulation The nutrients in deer antler can effectively promote blood circulation and improve peripheral circulation issues, making it particularly beneficial for people with cold hands and feet or insufficient blood and qi. By brewing it into tea, the body can absorb these beneficial components more effectively. Enhancing Stamina and Energy Dried deer antler is rich in proteins and amino acids, essential nutrients for the body. Drinking tea made from dried deer antler can…

Paradise Mountain stands as a divine presence in the hearts of the people of Changning. Mr. Ou Zhide, a writer from Yunnan Province, once wrote: “‘Paradise’ is the pursuit of an idyllic place, a paradise that people yearn for on earth. Astonishingly, there is a Paradise Mountain in Changning, and its name wasn’t given by contemporary people to attract tourism benefits; it has been passed down from our ancestors. Paradise has had the beauty of a fairyland since ancient times…” Paradise Mountain, with its picturesque landscapes of mountains, water, rocks, and forests, high-altitude wetlands nestled among peaks, natural scenery created by rock springs and tree vines, and flowers dancing amidst the forest, resembles a paradise on earth. It is a “natural gene bank for flora and fauna,” where many species are rare in China or even worldwide. Just like the Paradise Big-Head Tea, Red Flower Oil Tea, Water Fir, Red Cypress, Rhododendrons, Magnolias, and Long-Stamen Magnolias, the wild tea trees bestowed by nature have found their “haven” here, coexisting and thriving with other flora and fauna as integral parts of a complete ecosystem. Located to the north of Changning County, Paradise Mountain is part of the southern range of the…