Anji: A Sea of Bamboo and the Aroma of Tea

Surrounded by the Tianmu Mountains, Anji is a hidden gem known as the "land of seven mountains, one river, and two fields." With a long history, the name "Anji" was inspired by the Book of Songs and given to this land by Emperor Ling of Han over 1,800 years ago. 🎋 The Call of the Bamboo Sea Anji is China's bamboo capital, with 1.08 million mu of bamboo forests, the China Bamboo Museum, and the world's largest bamboo trade city. Every year, Anji uses less than 2% of the country's bamboo resources to create 18% of the country's total bamboo industry output value. The China Bamboo Sea covers 250,000 mu and is a famous moso bamboo demonstration base in Zhejiang Province, as well as the largest bamboo culture and ecological tourism area in southeastern China. 🍵 A Tea Treasure: Anji White Tea Anji is not only a sea of bamboo but also a homeland of tea. Anji white tea is unique for its "white leaves, green veins, rich aroma, and mellow taste." Its appearance is tight and thin, resembling phoenix feathers, with a jade frost color and a bright, oily luster. With a history of over 900 years, Anji white tea is renowned for its exceptional quality. 🏞️ The Fusion of Nature and Culture Anji Ancient City National Archaeological Site Park was an important early capital of the Yue Kingdom and the seat of Zhang County, one of the 36 counties established by Emperor Qin Shi Huang, as well as the earliest provincial administrative center in Zhejiang Province. The historical relics and natural landscapes here create a captivating picture. 🌟 Anji is a place where you can lose yourself in the bamboo sea and be intoxicated by the aroma of tea. Every bamboo and leaf here tells a story of nature, and every whiff of tea carries the memory of history. Anji is waiting for you to explore its green mountains and clear waters.