Sun Moon Lake Old Tea Factory Introduction
Five colleagues have long been tending to an old factory, living a tranquil and conflict-free life in the mountains. Occasionally, the machine roars to life, reminding one of the bustling scene of two to three hundred people working day and night to produce tea for export. The old tea garden, which has witnessed the rise and fall of black tea culture through the mist, seems to gently await a new force for revival, calling upon us, the children of the earth, to tap into that diamond-like driving force deep within our souls. It inspires reflection and choices about life, a cherishing and gratitude for all things, and a belief and passion for existence. This voice brings together a group of people determined to refresh the old tea factory, embracing a different life and sharing emotions with others. Guided tours are available by telephone appointment only, offered in the morning (reservation required three days in advance) with a group size of at least 35 people on weekdays and 45 people on weekends.
