In the 26th year of the Guangxu era of the Qing Dynasty (1900), Li Wenxiang, a native of Jinggu Street, founded a tea-making workshop. He used sun-dried green tea leaves as raw material and steamed and pressed the tea into mooncake-shaped tea cakes using traditional methods, also known as Gu tea. In the 28th year of Guangxu... This tea was hailed as Tuo tea. The tea cakes (Gu tea, Guzhuang tea) laid the foundation for the embryonic form of Tuo tea, and Jinggu became known as the home of Yunnan Tuo tea
The origin of Pu'er tea. Page 218 of "Jinggu County Annals". Pu'er Jinggu Liji Guzhuang Tea Industry Co., Ltd. is located in Jinggu Township (Xiaojinggu), Jinggu County, Pu'er City, Yunnan Province. It is a modern tea manufacturing enterprise specializing in the production of Pu'er tea. In order to inherit and promote the Pu'er tea culture of the Guzhuang ancestral business, under the excellent situation of harmonious social development today, Mr. Li Ming (Li Qiming), the fourth-generation successor of the Guzhuang family, invested nearly ten million yuan to build a tea house with Ming and Qing Dynasty style and modern management mode in the birthplace of the Guzhuang family, "Xiaojinggu"
Zhuang Tea Factory.
The descendants of Li Ji are committed to inheriting the tea-making craftsmanship of their ancestors, carrying forward the legacy of Li Ji tea industry, incorporating modern hygiene and ecological standards, enhancing the glory of Guliang, and shaping a trustworthy brand. They aim to introduce Pu'er tea to the world and allow society to savor the authentic taste of old-tree Pu'er tea
The origin of Pu'er tea. Page 218 of "Jinggu County Annals". Pu'er Jinggu Liji Guzhuang Tea Industry Co., Ltd. is located in Jinggu Township (Xiaojinggu), Jinggu County, Pu'er City, Yunnan Province. It is a modern tea manufacturing enterprise specializing in the production of Pu'er tea. In order to inherit and promote the Pu'er tea culture of the Guzhuang ancestral business, under the excellent situation of harmonious social development today, Mr. Li Ming (Li Qiming), the fourth-generation successor of the Guzhuang family, invested nearly ten million yuan to build a tea house with Ming and Qing Dynasty style and modern management mode in the birthplace of the Guzhuang family, "Xiaojinggu"
Zhuang Tea Factory.
The descendants of Li Ji are committed to inheriting the tea-making craftsmanship of their ancestors, carrying forward the legacy of Li Ji tea industry, incorporating modern hygiene and ecological standards, enhancing the glory of Guliang, and shaping a trustworthy brand. They aim to introduce Pu'er tea to the world and allow society to savor the authentic taste of old-tree Pu'er tea