Camellia oleifera
Author: Gong Pukang
Source: Contemporary Guangxi net
Sancha Tea Culture Festival’s fried tea show. Correspondent Gong Pukang photo
The Dai girl in national costume is demonstrating tea. Correspondent Gong Pukang photo
The Dai girl adds snacks to the oil tea. Correspondent Gong Pukang photo
The Dai girl sang a tea song. Correspondent Gong Pukang photo
The Yi girl shows the traditional spinning skills of the Yi people. Correspondent Gong Pukang photo
The performance of the Dai musical instrument. Correspondent Gong Pukang photo
The scene of the Thousands of Oil Tea Banquet is spectacular. Correspondent Gong Pukang photo
On April 19, 2017, the Camellia Culture Festival was held in Gaolu Village, Yangxi Township, Sanjiang Dong Autonomous County. The local people liked to play oil tea, oil tea banquet, tea contest and folk performances. Yinggu rain and thrifty, show the style of oil tea in the town. It is understood that the oil-tea that originated in the Tang Dynasty is a dietary habit of the Yi people. It has a history of more than 1,000 years. In 2014, it was included in the non-legacy list of the Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region.
