XJ_C3_R2 / Xinjiang
Xinjiang — Tea crosses the desert
Tea geography is connected by the Tien Shan, the Tarim and the caravan road; hospitality becomes the center.
Collection / 32 designs
The region's tea life is presented as a detailed graphic world: landscape, processing, trade and ritual have their own scenes.
Neighboring stories are united by roads, shores, architecture, and people's actions. Not every region is treated as a tea-growing area.
Published works: 32. Formats: 250 × 75 mm — 32. Modes: RGBA — 32.
Markdown documentXJ_C3_R2 / Xinjiang
Tea geography is connected by the Tien Shan, the Tarim and the caravan road; hospitality becomes the center.
TW_C3_R2 / Taiwan
A single relief connects northern crafts, high-mountain oolongs, lake black tea, the eastern valley and the southern natural tree.
SH_C3_R2 / Shanghai
A complete tea geography of the city: the large Huxinting and the general bend of the Huangpu connect markets, tea courtyards, the historic port and the modern shore.
AH_C3 / Anhui
The western Dabie and southern Huangshan are connected by river and workshops, but do not merge.
BJ_C3 / Beijing
A coherent courtyard shows the path of tea from merchant to listener.
CQ_C3 / Chongqing
The path from rural tea slopes to the city cup through the river system.
FJ_C3 / Fujian
A diagonal atlas from northwestern cliffs to eastern jasmine, with a separate southern branch Anxi–Zhangping; processes show the differences between teas.
GS_C3 / Gansu
Two climatic arcs meet at the sanpaotai table; three production valleys retain their differences.
GX_C3 / Guangxi
Harvesting in different mountains transitions into a large scene of Liubao storage and trade.
GZ_C3 / Guizhou
The river shapes the space, and large-scale processes explain the difference between tea districts.
HA_C3 / Henan
The Dabie Mountains unfold as a stage for picking, processing, and tea drinking.
HB_C3 / Hubei
Western and eastern tea territories form an arc around river trade.
HE_C3 / Hebei
Cultivation, trade, and the modern cup are shown through different actions.
HI_C3 / Hainan
Baisha and Wuzhishan converge at the tasting table.
HL_C3 / Heilongjiang
The path from the tea stall through the railway stop to forest tea drinking.
HN_C3 / Hunan
Tea geography bypasses the open Dongting, with different scales of craft.
JL_C3 / Jilin
The sequence of working with the brought-in leaf connected Songhua with the forest stop.
JS_C3 / Jiangsu
An open water loop links production, vessel, and tea drinking.
JX_C3 / Jiangxi
The river axis reveals the northern, eastern, and southern tea territories.
LN_C3 / Liaoning
Urban tea territory from the counter to the sea pause.
NM_C3 / Inner Mongolia
A coherent path of imported tea: trading yard, brick preparation, milk, serving to a guest.
NX_C3 / Ningxia
The channel connects berry picking, blend composition, and the tea yard.
QH_C3 / Qinghai
Branched landscape of hospitality: Hehuang, Huangyuan, and Mado.
SC_C3 / Sichuan
Tea slopes encircle the low city tea house, different districts remain recognizable.
SD_C3 / Shandong
Two natural characters come together in a tea courtyard.
SN_C3 / Shaanxi
The tea south and northern processing are connected by one coherent story.
SX_C3 / Shanxi
Coherent geography of trade: southern pass, Qixian courtyard, northern caravan.
TJ_C3 / Tianjin
One cohesive block shows how tea reaches the viewer.
XZ_C3 / Tibet
The climatic fold connects humid gardens, Lhasa and high-altitude preparation without false geography.
YN_C3 / Yunnan
The connected geography shows the forested south and the western tea valleys at different scales.
ZJ_C3 / Zhejiang
The connected map distinguishes the lake, canals, southern valleys, and island tea.
GD18 / Guangdong
Five colors: each district as a distinct sign of a journey through tea landscapes.