The largest tea museum in China is Tianfu Tea Museum.

Fujian is the hometown of China oolong tea, with a history of tea culture of 1,111 years. The written records of tea production are even more than 311 years earlier than the Tea Classic. In Zhangpu, Zhangzhou, Fujian, there is also the largest tea museum in the world, namely Tianfu Tea Museum. Tianfu Tea Museum covers a total area of 81 mu, about 5.3 hectares, with a total construction area of more than 6,111 square meters, which is magnificent. There are five exhibition halls in the hospital, including the main exhibition hall, tea ceremony classroom, Japanese tea ceremony hall, Korean tea ceremony hall and painting and calligraphy hall.

vivid models and wonderful pictures telling the story of tea can be seen everywhere in the main exhibition hall. Secondly, it is China's long-standing tea culture, ethnic tea drinking customs and tea feelings around the world. There are also modern tea art, tea and poetry, tea and calligraphy and painting, tea and health, and tea science and technology. Elegant tea ceremony performances can be enjoyed in tea ceremony classrooms, Japanese tea ceremony halls and Korean tea ceremony halls.

Introduction to the five main buildings of Tianfu Tea Museum

1. The main exhibition hall

displays the wild tea tree community in Yunnan, China, Chinese tea culture, tea sentiment and tea culture in the world, ethnic tea drinking customs, modern tea art, tea and poetry, tea and calligraphy, tea and health, tea science and technology, etc. with vivid models, light boxes and pictures; The Tianfu History Museum is attached to show the development course of Tianfu Group.

2. Tea Ceremony Classroom

On the first floor, there are tea performance halls, elegant tea tasting places such as Yixiangxuan and Pinmingge, which also serve as tea ceremony teaching; The second floor is an international conference hall with advanced facilities.

3. Japanese Tea Ceremony Hall

Japanese-style courtyards and tea rooms are equipped with fine pavilions (four and a half stacks), frugal pavilions (eight stacks) and worship pavilions (ceremony seats) representing three Japanese tea rooms of different times.

4. Korea Tea Ceremony Hall

According to the architectural style of Korean traditional tea room, it was built with the original Chinese fir structure.

5. Painting and Calligraphy Museum

There is a collection painting and calligraphy hall on the first floor to display the paintings and calligraphy collected by the museum, and individual or theme painting and calligraphy exhibitions are held irregularly in the activity exhibition hall; On the second floor, a friendship hall is set up to hold pen meetings from time to time and spend a lot of time on the spot; Attached to the strange stone studio, all kinds of strange stones, sculptures and other handicrafts are exhibited and sold.

the above content reference: Baidu Encyclopedia-Tianfu Tea Museum