Prologue: An Invitation to a Taiwanese Tea Journey

PART 1.
Taiwanese tea in history

1-1 Taiwanese tea from China
1-2 Verification of names related to the Oriental Beauty

PART 2.
Shinjuk County, the home of Oriental beauties

2-1 Self-esteem passed down through four generations, the entertainment industry culture center
2-2 Green tea garden where small green cicadas cry
Amidajang, which creates 2-3 special classes
2-4 Another famous attraction, Dangseong Ceramics

PART 3.
Alishan, the home of alpine tea

3-1 Farmhouse at 1,500m high, Boksu Mountain Sununchawon
3-2 Yushan Oolong Tea from Dadaocheng
3-3 The two major mountain ranges of alpine tea, Mt. Risan and Mt. Daewooryeong
3-4 Alishan Mountain Tea Cultivated by Fog and Clouds
3-5 Is it oolong tea or mountain tea?
3-6 Reasons for being crazy about mountain tea

PART 4.
The hometown of the wooden and iron Guanyin, Muja

4-1 The Departure of the Iron Avalokitesvara
4-2 The Iron Guanyin, a statue of Guanyin in danger of disappearing
4-3 Two-faced Iron Guanyin
4-4 Until the birth of the wooden iron Avalokitesvara

PART 5.
Pyeongrim, the hometown of Munsanpojong

5-1 Munsanpojong with a strong floral scent
5-2 The Footsteps of Munsanpojong
5-3 Manufacturing process of Munsanpojong
5-4 Seasoning and storage method of Munsanpojong

PART 6.
Drinking perfume, Ilwoldamhongcha

6-1 The common language of elegant people, Ilwoldamhongcha
6-2 The Holy Land of Ilwol Damhong Tea, Ilwol Nochaseong
6-3 Hohocha that captured Ilwoldam

PART 7.
The essence of sympathy and ridicule, Nam Tu-hyeon

7-1 Taiwan Franchise No.
The Heritage Tea House that Dreams of 1
7-2 Lim Gil-won, a leader in the development of Taiwan's tea industry

PART 8.
Meeting with a Taiwanese tea master

8-1 Living Father, Ambassador Yeo Rye-jin
8-2 Jang Ji-gyeon's lines about nature in a car

Epilogue_Reminiscing about Taiwan, steeped in the scent of tea
It ain't over till it's over - Showers, Pools, Detergent. 207

Yes, that's right.
As long as the content is clear, the rest is fine.


This book has a distinct author's color.
When everyone was planning a standardized trip to Taiwan, I dug a well called 'tea'.
Neither the simple travel course nor the expenses are disclosed.
Moreover, the place the author's compass points to is on the same map, but at the same time, it is not there.
So, only those who want to keep the roots of culture in their hearts can reach it.
In short, it doesn't tell you to ride the Alishan forest train, fly a lantern in Shifen, or go to a famous restaurant.
It takes us even deeper than that.