Riyue Old Tea Factory Introduction
Five colleagues have been guarding an old factory, living a leisurely and tranquil life away from the world in the mountains. Occasionally, the roar of machines starting up brings back memories of the days when two to three hundred people worked day and night to produce tea for export. The old tea plantations, steeped in the rise and fall of tea culture, seem to gently await a resurgence of new energy, calling upon us, the children of the earth, to awaken the diamond-like inner drive within our souls—reflecting on life choices, cherishing and being grateful for all things, and embracing the belief and passion for life. This voice brings together a group of people who decide to help the old tea factory don a new look, live a different life, and share the feelings with others. Guided tours are available by phone reservation only, offered in the morning slots (must be booked three days in advance), with a requirement of at least 35 people on weekdays and 45 people on weekends to form a group.
