Important Notice: Due to an overwhelming number of verifications, our email inbox capacity has been exceeded. Please try verifying again tomorrow (January 3). Thank you! Our email system has a daily sending limit of 200 messages. Because everyone rushed to verify today, many people were unable to receive their verification emails. Please check back in
Good evening, tea lovers! The brand-new Liao Chang-Hsing Tea website system is now live! For those of you who experienced traffic congestion and couldn’t complete your verification yesterday, you can verify your account today. The verification process is very simple: enter your email address, and the system will send you a verification email. Just check
Hello tea lovers! We have another sold-out notice today. The Fanzitian tea harvested on April 27 is officially sold out—not a single bag left. Thank you all for your support! Now that it’s sold out, the store manager has to brag just a little bit: the repeat purchase rate for this tea is seriously high.
Important Notice #Shipping to China Suspended after January 6 #Shipping to Hong Kong and Macau Suspended after January 18 Good evening, tea lovers! Due to the Lunar New Year holiday, Chinese customs have suspended tea shipments from now until the end of the holiday. Orders placed during this period will be shipped out after business
For tea lovers choosing convenience store pickup, please remember to select your store branch and wait for the data transfer to complete before closing your browser window! Many of our customers click “Place Order” (Figure 1) thinking their order is complete, only to forget they haven’t selected a store location yet. /*! elementor – v3.10.0
Good evening, tea lovers! Another batch of our high-quality tea is officially sold out. Cuiluan Winter Tea B (Harvested on Oct 15) is completely gone. Thank you all so much for your support! /*! elementor – v3.9.2 – 21-12-2022 */ .elementor-widget-image{text-align:center}.elementor-widget-image a{display:inline-block}.elementor-widget-image a img[src$=”.svg”]{width:48px}.elementor-widget-image img{vertical-align:middle;display:inline-block} Sales have been really amazing these past couple of days!
In January, the high-mountain tea regions have no tea leaves to harvest, but tea farmers are still as busy as ever. This is because it’s currently the season for “winter tea tree fertilization,” a crucial task that directly impacts the quality of next year’s tea. As the store manager always says, tea plantation managers who
Dear friends, due to the collapse of the Daqingshui Tunnel on the Suhua Highway, Hualien orders will definitely be delayed in the near future. The store manager is unsure when services will fully resume, but the logistics provider estimates delays of 4 to 5 days. For tea lovers who are not in a rush, we
It’s now 8:00 PM on January 17. A quick reminder to all tea lovers: tomorrow, January 18, is our final shipping day before the holiday. Orders placed after this will be shipped out after the Lunar New Year (January 25). We expect a high volume of orders tomorrow. To be safe, please try to place
Thank you, tea lovers! The final wave of orders from January 18 has been fully shipped out as of 5:00 PM. Home delivery orders are expected to arrive tomorrow, convenience store pickups usually take 2–4 days, and orders to Hong Kong are estimated to arrive in 2–4 days. Please note that we will be on
Good evening, tea lovers! We are back to work~~ If you’re craving some good tea, come find the store manager (*´∀`)~♥ Today is our first day back, and the store manager wants to wish all our tea friends and tea-making partners a fresh start and new opportunities! Stay passionate about your work ~ Wishing you
Maleba Suspension Bridge Tea (Picked on May 7) is sold out ヾ(●゜▽゜●)♡Maleba Suspension Bridge Tea (Picked on May 7) is sold out ヾ(●゜▽゜●)♡Maleba Suspension Bridge Tea (Picked on May 7) is sold out ヾ(●゜▽゜●)♡ Thank you everyone! /*! elementor – v3.10.0 – 09-01-2023 */ .elementor-widget-image{text-align:center}.elementor-widget-image a{display:inline-block}.elementor-widget-image a img[src$=”.svg”]{width:48px}.elementor-widget-image img{vertical-align:middle;display:inline-block}
The Xinjiayang tea region is located in Lishan, Heping District, Taichung City. It generally spans between the 68 km mark (Deji Police Station) and the 76 km mark (Xinjiayang Tribe / Lingfu Bridge) of the Central Cross-Island Highway, with elevations ranging from 1,500 to 2,050 meters. Table of Contents The Largest Tea-Producing Area in Lishan
Last year, while chatting with a Lishan tea farmer, I learned that his 0.6-hectare farmland cost NT$450,000 a year to rent. I was shocked by the rent back then, and this year I got shocked all over again—this time, a 1-hectare vegetable plot costs a whopping NT$1.3 million to rent. Last year’s tea plantation was
We were talking about Lishan farmland the other day. Currently, there are two types of farmland in Lishan: first, indigenous reserved lands, and second, lands granted to retired servicemen (veterans). A lot of farmland near Fushoushan Farm and along the Central Cross-Island Highway belongs to this second category. Years ago, the Taiwan government brought veterans
