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In addition to tea, the collections of the China Tea Museum also include tea culture carriers, including tea utensils, tea paintings and calligraphy, tea stamps, tea culture inscriptions, tea boxes, tea advertising leaflets, letters, silk and tea banknotes, tea shipping and sales orders, tea packaging paper, tea shop price lists, tea house tea plaques, as well as tea customs, tea poems, tea songs, tea dances and other ancient and modern material and intangible cultural relics related to tea. These relics have become the objects of collection and collection of the museum. There are 170 ancient and modern tea specimens and 349 foreign tea sets. As of the end of 2019, the China Tea Museum had 3,865 pieces/sets of collections, including 156 precious cultural relics.
The China National Tea Museum is located in Hangzhou, Zhejiang province, China. The exhibitions display tea production, and different kinds of tea. Exhibitions are in Chinese and English languages.
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Lin Biao Hangzhou Palace (林彪杭州行宮)
A secret military command center built by Lin Biao in April 1970, hence the name "704" project. The underground tunnels cover more than with many heavy doors that could withstand nuclear and gas attack, and an elevator that directly reaches Lin Biao's bedroom.
花港观鱼, Huagangguanyu
Its famous points are fishes, flowers and ponds.
龙井茶园 Long Jing Cha Yuan
Longjing and other tea fields further west are best visited during the harvest period, usually from the first week of March till after May Holiday, when everyone is out in the field picking tea and the tea that you can purchase is of the best quality (tea crops from later in the year have had their leaves damaged by the rain). Entrance to the fields is free of charge.
双峰插云 Shuāngfēngchāyún
The view of the highest mountains north and south of the lake, which can rise above the clouds.
This is more than 3 km long and one road west of the Su Causeway. It starts at the intersection of Beishan and Shuguang Road (which becomes Yanggong Causeway once you are south of this intersection); the causeway runs north-south. Yanggong Causeway includes Quyuan Garden (aka Qu Garden aka Qu Courtyard), which is the most popular spot to see tons of lotus blossoms (late spring > summer). The water area to the west of the top of Yanggong Causeway is Maojiabu Scenic area, with orchids blended into the water scenery. Another tourist spot on Yanggong Causeway is Mr. Guo's Villa, which was built in 1907 and is considered one of the most "classical" gardens in Hangzhou. At the southern end of the causeway, just before Nanshan Road, is a fish-viewing pond.
曲院风荷, Quyuanfenghe
At the west of West Lake, just in front of the Yuemiao (岳庙), in it there are a lot of shops.