Mengshan tea making technique was selected as an intangible cultural heritage in 2021, and Yuehua Tea Industry Zhang Yuehua is the inheritor of this technique

Introduction to Yangnuoer IP

Sichuan Micangshan Tea Industry Group Co., Ltd. is located in Wangcang County, Guangyuan City, Sichuan Province. It is a national key leading enterprise in agricultural industrialization that integrates tea planting, processing, scientific research, sales, tea culture dissemination, tea tree breeding, and ecological tourism. There are 33000 acres of standardized tea gardens located in the mountains at an altitude of 600-1500 meters. There are 4 processing plants and 10 clean and high-quality tea production lines, with an annual processing capacity of 5000 tons. All products are packaged in 100000 grade sterile packaging. The "Micangshan" series of high-quality green tea, yellow tea, black tea, floral tea, and black tea products have won multiple awards such as the first prize of the Chinese Tea Cup, the gold award of the International Famous Tea, and the top ten famous teas in Sichuan. The company has been awarded titles such as "Sichuan Province Leading Enterprise in Promoting Poverty Alleviation Star Agricultural Industrialization", "National Advanced Private Enterprise with Ten Thousand Enterprises Helping Ten Thousand Villages", "National Tea Processing Technology R&D Professional Center", "Sichuan Province Refined Sichuan Tea Automation and Cleaning Processing Demonstration Enterprise", "Sichuan Top Ten Tea Enterprises", and "2021 Rural Revitalization Driving Benchmark Enterprise".

This work adopts the technique of silver carving and mercerization, which is a combination of Chengdu lacquerware's application of gold and silver in the Han Dynasty and the Tang Dynasty's silver flat strip

Shu embroidery culture is an important component of Bashu culture, which is a unique embroidery technique and activity in the Shu region. It has a history of 3000 years. As early as in the "Records of Huayang Kingdom", it was explicitly stated that Shu embroidery and other products in Shu, including jade, gold, silver, pearls, jade, copper, iron, lead, tin, and brocade, can all be regarded as "treasures" in Shu. Shu embroidery and Shu brocade are inseparable, and as local handicrafts, they are both rare and unique.

The origin of Gong Fan is in Zigong City, Sichuan Province. It was produced during the Tongzhi period of the Qing Dynasty. Due to its founder being Gong Jiwu and a unique skill passed down by the Gong family, it is known as the "Gong Fan". As early as the end of the Qing Dynasty, Gong Fan was already well-known, renowned both domestically and internationally, and highly respected by renowned officials both domestically and internationally. Having won the gold medal bestowed by Empress Dowager Cixi, Chiang Kai shek and his wife, prominent figures in the Qing court, military and political figures, wealthy businessmen, and the Queen of England competed for collection, earning a hundred times their value. Even the contemporary literary giant Mr. Guo Moruo praised Gong Fan as "thin as a cicada's wings and exquisite in craftsmanship".

Guangyuan City's main production of coral jade

Tatar ethnic group

Tatar ethnic group