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Wanlijiang Tea Museum

Located at No. 397, Songling Road, Laoshan District, Qingdao, Wanlijiang Tea Museum  was built by Qingdao Wanlijiang Tea Co., Ltd. in June 2014 with a heavy investment. In the park, which covers an area of more than 90,000 m2, Wanlijiang Tea Museum was built with an exhibition area of 1,500 m2, making it the largest of its kind in North China. Experts agree that Wanlijiang Tea Museum has profound cultural connotations and distinct local features, thus standing out from its peers.

Qingdao municipal government has attached great importance to the construction of the museum and the promotion of tea culture, and combined it with the promotion of cultural and ethical progress. A host of leaders and celebrities have inspected and visited the museum. Also, many leaders and artists have left treasured scrolls of calligraphy or painting here. It has become an ideal place for meeting or making friends and carrying forward traditional Chinese culture.

Over the past years, according to the requirements of the CPC Central Committee and governments of Shandong Province and Qingdao City on strengthening and improving the ideological and moral education for minors, we have strengthened cooperation and communication with schools and families and actively performed our responsibility for social education. By connecting with school and family education, we have fostered a positive atmosphere in which juveniles are respected and cared about and can receive proper education, guidance and assistance.

To carry forward the Chinese culture of etiquette and filial piety and spread Chinese tea culture, we have offered courses to help children learn the tea ceremony and etiquette, as well as how to taste tea, and encourage them to serve tea to their parents as a way to show their love. These courses are significant in that they bring parents and children closer by learning the tea ceremony and make the traditional cultural concept of filial piety be rooted in the minds of the youth via serving tea. In the class, children are encouraged to make sea for their parents to cultivate their gratitude consciousness and make them feel grateful to their parents and elders.