Cross-Strait Tea Expo

The Cross-Strait Tea Expo (TEAEXPO) has attracted tea enthusiasts from Fujian and numerous neighboring provinces and municipalities, while also drawing many international visitors. An endless array of fragrant teas and exquisite tea utensils, coupled with an unending stream of attendees, together create a harmonious and delightful scene, vividly reflecting the expo’s significant influence and strong appeal.

The Cross-Strait Tea Expo (TEAEXPO) is divided into several distinct zones, including the Fine Tea Zone, the Dark Tea/ Pu’er Tea Zone, the Yixing Clay Pottery Zone, the Tea Utensils & Handicrafts Zone, and the Tea Culture Activities Zone. As good tea deserves fine vessels, the quality and variety of tea utensils showcased at this year’s expo are in no way inferior to the exceptional teas on display. The participation of renowned tea utensil and handicraft enterprises such as Wanqiantang, Yikun, Zhujian, Tonghua, Gudao Fang, Daqi Hongmu, and Jiuchuan Hongmu has resulted in a splendid interplay between premium teas and elegant tea wares. (Copyright of this content belongs to Juzhan; unauthorized reproduction is prohibited.)

High-quality teas represent one of the standout highlights of this year’s expo. Leading tea producers—including Hehechang, Junzhonghao, Yuanbaozi, Xiangzhe, and Zhengyilin for Pu’er tea; Baishaxi, Jixiang Zangcha, Kuitaihe, and Hulihuhu for dark tea; Wanshi Liuxiang, Daqin, and Wuyushen for white tea; Quxi Danchong and Zhenqin for oolong tea; as well as Guicha, Zhenxianyan, Guizhou Qicha, Donghuzhai, and Shengmin Huangju for red and green teas—have all brought their carefully selected teas to the event. In addition, aged tangerine peel tea producers such as Bomeitang, Guangdaoyibao, and Yiyatang have also made their presence felt at this year’s expo.

Cross-Strait Tea Expo tickets are e-tickets. Mainland China visitors must complete online pre-registration with real-name ID verification; overseas visitors must use passport verification; Hong Kong, Macao, and Taiwan visitors must use their travel permit. On site, verify entry with your ID card or by scanning the e-ticket QR code.