Specialties you can bring from Quzhou include: Jiangshan painted pottery, Changshan tribute noodles, Changshan silver halo, Kaihua Longding, Quzhou Jade Dew tea, Jiangshan honey, etc.

1: Jiangshan Painted Pottery

Wayao Natural Village, Hemu Village, Qinghu Town, Jiangshan City, is a small village that left its mark on history because of the firing of pottery. The clay used in Wayao Village is pure, the clay is fine and tough without impurities, the blank is smooth and pliable, and has no mottled or convex parts. The kiln is sealed and sealed, and the kiln is fired without extinguishing the fire. Every finished product is produced in one firing.

These earthenware pottery fired with traditional techniques were once very popular and sold both inside and outside the province, but they declined in the late 1980s. Nowadays, a new technology - painted pottery fired using traditional pottery making techniques, has given Hehe Earthenware a new lease of life.

Two: Changshan Gong Noodles

Changshan Gong Noodles are a specialty of Changshan County, Quzhou City, Zhejiang Province. "As white as silver, beautiful and fragrant, as slender as silk and long", this is people's image summary of Changshan's traditional specialty - Changshan Gong Noodles. Changshan Gong Noodles, also known as Suo Noodles, are delicate and smooth, with a lingering fragrance on the lips and teeth. They are a tribute. The two black fingers tell the story of how hard it is to make gong noodle.

Gongmian noodles are all processed by hand. A large lump of dough goes through more than 10 processes such as kneading, cutting, tying, serving chopsticks, racking, pulling noodles, and plate noodles, and gradually becomes white as silver and as thin as silver. The ramen noodles are made with dazzling techniques, making people feel that the craftsmanship of the ramen master is simply "insignificant" in front of them. When the golden sunshine shines through the thin clouds, the strands of silk are falling down, and the farmers carry out the ramen noodles. Insert the noodle holder with the chopsticks, and then pull it with secret force in turn. The finger-thick noodles on the hundreds of double-sided chopsticks instantly form a fine and uniform silk surface. The "thousands of silver threads" several meters long are fluttering in the breeze, like a A piece of exquisite handicraft.

Three: Changshan Yinhao

Changshan Yinhao is produced in the high mountain tea area where the clouds are steaming and the clouds are shining. The raw materials are mainly one bud and one leaf, and the harvesting process is exquisite, resulting in a emerald green appearance. , the aroma is fragrant and long-lasting, the taste is fresh and mellow and sweet, the soup is green and bright, and the bottom of the leaves is complete and blooming. It can prevent and treat dysentery, gastroenteritis, nephritis, hepatitis, diabetes, hypertension, arteriosclerosis, coronary heart disease, cancer, leukopenia, radiation damage, etc., all with varying degrees of efficacy.

In 1998, it won the gold medal at the first Zhejiang Province Famous, Special and Excellent New Agricultural Exhibition. The products are exported to Hong Kong, Taiwan, Beijing, Tianjin, Jinan, Taiyuan, Shanghai, Hangzhou, Ningbo and other medium and large cities, and are favored by consumers.

Four: Kaihua Longding

Kaihua Longding is a specialty of Quzhou and a national geographical indication product of China. Longding famous tea is made from high-altitude tea trees and is refined through traditional techniques. It has a unique style of tall and graceful appearance, silvery green flakes and long-lasting aroma inside, fresh and sweet, clear apricot green, and uniform flowers. In 1985, it won the Famous Tea Certificate of Honor issued by the Food Industry Association in the Zhejiang Province Famous Tea Competition. In the same year, it was rated as one of China's national famous teas.

Five: Quzhou Jade Dew Tea

Produced in the upper reaches of the Qiantang River - Wuxi River Reservoir Area, deep in the mountains of western Zhejiang, with perennial clouds and mist, and beautiful mountains and clear waters. It is made from new shoots of improved tea trees and refined by Quxian Dashan Tea Co., Ltd. It is the best quality pollution-free tea.

Six: Qiuchuan Snow Cake

Qiuchuan Snow Cake is a specialty of Qiuchuan Town, Changshan County, Quzhou City, Zhejiang Province. Changshan Qiuchuan Snow Cake lives up to its reputation, and its slices are as thin as paper. It is as white as snow, melts in your mouth, has moderate sweetness and leaves a lingering fragrance on your lips and teeth.

Seven: Jiangshan Honey

Jiangshan Honey is a specialty of Jiangshan City, Quzhou City, Zhejiang Province. Jiangshan City is the largest beekeeping city (county) in the country. In 2001, it was named the "Hometown of Bees in China" by the Ministry of Agriculture.

Jiangshan City is the largest beekeeping city (county) in the country. There are currently 252,300 bee colonies, accounting for 6.36% of the total number of bees in the country. The scale and economic benefits of beekeeping have ranked first among all counties (cities) in the country for 16 consecutive years. In 2001, it was named the "Hometown of Bees in China" by the Ministry of Agriculture.