Yongchun county in Fujian has more than 667 hectares of Narcissus oolong tea gardens, with a total production capacity exceeding 1,500 metric tons per year.
In 2009, Narcissus oolong tea from Yongchun was awarded the national geographical indication trademark.
The history of Narcissus oolong tea can be traced back to the Qing Dynasty (1644-1911).
In 1857, they introduced 100 Narcissus oolong tea seedlings from Wuyi Mountain to Xixi village in Yongchun, where they produced tea with a yellow hue, fragrant taste and smooth and sweet aftertaste.
Zheng Shengyan, who has been growing Narcissus oolong tea for many years, is an authorized user of the GI trademark.
With the money, I plan to further expand the planting area, purchase more tea-making machines and produce more Narcissus oolong tea," Zheng said.
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