# Jiangxi — facts, map and seven compositions

Research date: 2026-10-04. Map viewed visually. Prompts prepared; images are not declared completed or approved by this document.

## Inventory of the source map

Map: Jiujiang, Yangtze River, Poyang Lake, Lushan, Wuyuan, Jingdezhen, Shangrao, Nanchang, Yichun, Pingxiang, Ji’an, Jinggangshan, Ganzhou; Gan River, Wuyi, Jinggang and Nanling Mountains. Images: gardens and white houses with dark gables of Wuyuan; Lushan mountain temple; pagoda and boat on Poyang; ceramic workshops/kilns and vessels of Jingdezhen; old stone arch bridges, southern mountain villages, Jinggangshan forest building. The ceramic kiln is for producing ware, not a tea dryer. We do not give fictitious names to unnamed bridges.

## Tea territories and fact separation

The main core of “four greens and one black”: Wuyuan, Fuliang, Lushan Yunwu, Suichuan/Gougūnao, and Xiushui/Ninghong.. Additionally Shangrao Baimei, Zixi Baicha, Jing’an Baicha, Jinggangshan (tea mark from the original map), southern Shangyou green tea. Jingdezhen provides vessels/craft, not a replacement for Fuliang tea; Nanchang/Jiujiang is trade and serving. Zixi Baicha by standard is a green tea from light-leaf raw material, not an automatic white tea category. For Jing’an the emphasis is on the light shoot and the locality without an excessive technological claim. Gougūnao is not illustrated with a dog/brain; Yunwu does not require filling with fog. Camellia oleifera and tea oil seeds do not replace beverage tea.

## tea.travel and primary sources

- tea.travel: https://tea.travel/en/region/jiangxi/ — direct reading returned Internal Error; we do not use unread content.
- [Ministry of Culture and Tourism: Jiangxi tea route](https://zhuanti.mct.gov.cn/xczgshsh2023/cxyh/detail_cha/3852.html) — Wuyuan, Fuliang, Lushan, Xiushui and five main teas.
- [Suichuan local legislature](https://jxscrd.gov.cn/contents/2/2.html) — Gougūnao and its region.
- [CNIPA: regional GI products](https://www.cnipa.gov.cn/attach/0/20250826010509.pdf) — Gougūnao and Shangrao Baimei.
- [China agricultural extension association: Shangrao Baimei](https://www.zgnjx.org.cn/zyk/ncpdbknew/art/2023/art_2d0e55d2eeee4d86877ccbf4c2952a65.html) — green tea, local areas and leaf shape.
- [CQC: Zixi White Tea standard](https://www.cqc.com.cn/www/upload/file/2026-01/1769571142565.pdf) — directly defined as green tea from light-leaf varieties.
- [Ministry of Commerce IP portal: Jing’an](https://ipr.mofcom.gov.cn/article/gnxw/dlbz/202203/1969108.html) — origin boundaries and light leaf.
- [SAMR standards: Zixi and references to Shangyou green tea](https://std.samr.gov.cn/db/search/stdDBDetailed?id=0F39C8B0DC0CE500E06397BE0A0A4988) — the document is used to identify the territory, not as a statement about the current status of a repealed standard.
- Source map: Jinggangshan tea mark, landscape and architectural motifs.

## Seven independent solutions

- **C1: Leaf meets porcelain bowl.** A tea master and a ceramic vessel connect tea territories without confusing crafts.
- **C2: Tea and ware live in the word.** The word JIANGXI connects leaf, workshop and vessel without pictorial letter fill.
- **C3: From Poyang Lake to the southern tea leaf.** The river axis reveals the northern, eastern, and southern tea territories.
- **C4: Tea courtyard and pottery kiln.** Two workshops look across an old stone bridge: a tea house and a ceramics workshop.
- **C5: Sail, gables and a tea bowl.** A large graphic parade links tea work with Jiangxi ceramics.
- **C6: Along the river from leaf to cup.** One energetic arc links tea picking, old bridge, boat and pottery work.
- **C7: Ten Things of Jiangxi.** A simple tea album with an open bowl, gables, a bridge and a sail.

## Technical and editorial boundaries

C1 uses the first two colors of the regional palette, C2–C3 all five, C4–C7 the first three. The background is truly transparent; there is no mandatory empty space percentage. C1–C6 is a coherent composition, C7 is 8–10 large simple groups. Only English text; C7 is only the region name. Master 3840 × 1280 px; final PNG RGBA 3840 × 1152 px, 250 × 75 mm.

The maps are an artistic source, not a geodetic plan. Symbolic proximity of scenes does not mean they are located on the same plot. The number of places explored is wider than the number of captions; the execution and quality of individual scenes are checked on the finished image. The prompt itself does not confirm the completeness of the result.