1, tea is one of the world's three major beverages. In China, tea is favored by the people, so much so that the custom of drinking tea in the Tang and Song dynasties became a moment of prosperity, writing books, the implementation of the tea party, the fight to assess the good tea ...... tea ceremony, tea ceremony has become a moment of people's pursuit of the pursuit of tea for the country said, and spread to Japan, North Korea and other countries. It is also in this long history of the formation of a profound Chinese tea culture.

2, Pu-erh tea as a Chinese tea, has a history of nearly 2,000 years, the Ming Dynasty has been "used by the common people, all Pu-erh tea," the situation. Originating in the Tang and Song dynasties, flourishing in the Ming and Qing dynasties, the Tea Horse Road from Pu-erh to Southeast Asia and South Asia has witnessed the glorious history of Pu-erh Tea, and bridged the exchange between Chinese civilization and Western civilization.

3, a long history, deep precipitation, the achievements of the long history of Pu'er tea culture.

4. Pu'er tea culture is the cultural sum of material and spirit produced in the process of discovery, domestication, cultivation and utilization of tea by the Chinese nation. From 180 AD, Pa Yan Leng led the pioneers Pu people planted tea and the use of tea began, Pu'er tea and Yunnan's nature, geography, ethnicity, economy, culture are closely linked to the various ethnic groups involved in the customs of life, production methods, ideology, religious beliefs, culture and art and other aspects. So much so that the Tibetan people say "Gasha hot, Gacha hot, Gasha hot", the Chinese meaning is: tea is blood, tea is meat, tea is life.

5, Pu-erh tea has become a necessity of life, melting people's daily life, the necessity of life, melting people's lives. It is this melting process, the Chinese people have created many Pu'er tea-related legends, stories, novels, poems, songs and dances and other cultural arts, Pu'er tea into the Dream of Red Mansions, War and Peace and other literary masterpieces, the formation of a rich connotation of Pu'er tea culture.