China Laoshan Tea Culture Museum

Laoshan Tea Culture Museum is a rare professional tea culture museum in northern China. Through the combination of physical objects, written materials, lighting and sound, it displays tea areas from the Han Dynasty to modern times, modern tea samples, ancient tea, modern tea, Laoshan tea successfully planted areas, planting area distribution, Laoshan tea annual output, special It is the traditional tea drinking utensils in the north, the Eight Immortals Table in the late Qing Dynasty and the early Republic of China and the physical display of Laoshan tea production technology. The main building of the museum has four floors. Among them, the China Tea Culture Museum collects and displays more than 300 pieces (sets) of tea utensils from the Han, Tang, Five Dynasties, Song, Yuan, Ming, Qing and modern times, as well as more than 200 books of tea classics and tea books, all over the country. Hundreds of famous tea samples and more than 60 tea seals. The museum also houses the Sinicized statues unearthed in Jiaxiang, Shandong, the documents (copies) of the Shandong Provincial Party Committee on the movement of tea from the south to the north in the 1950s and 1960s, the tea-making tools since the movement of tea from the south to the north, and the scene of tea farmers picking tea in the morning. , Laoshan tea culture and Laoshan tea legend.