Sun Moon Lake Old Tea Factory Introduction
Five colleagues have always been on guard at the old factory, living a leisurely and peaceful life in the mountains, free from the world's disputes. Occasionally, the rumbling sound of machines awakening recalls the past bustling days when two or three hundred people worked day and night to produce tea for export. The old tea garden, which has witnessed the rise and fall of black tea culture, seems to gently await a new force's revival, calling upon us, the sons of the earth, to awaken that diamond-like driving force deep within our souls—an introspection and choice in life, a tenderness and gratitude towards all things, and a faith and passion for life. This voice has gathered a group of people who have decided to accompany the old tea factory in a transformation, leading a different life and sharing their emotions with others. Guided tours are available by appointment only through phone reservations, offered only in the morning (must be booked three days in advance) with a minimum of 35 people on weekdays and 45 people on weekends for group tours.
