As the birthplace of China's top ten green tea Mengding nectar, many cultures in Mengding Mountain are centered on tea, and there are also many anecdotes related to tea. Fog after the rain, strolling over the Mengding Mountain, not only has a fresh air, but also can listen to various historical or mythological stories: the tea tree in the Imperial Tea Garden is said to be planted by Wu Lizhen himself, and is also the predecessor of Mengding Ganlu; Hh/The dragon totem on both sides of the ancient stone monument is actually only a few decades of history, because the mountains are damp, the moss is covered, and there is a certain charm of the monument; The house of Figure 9 is said to be Han Shi Wu Lizhen The ground is quite sensible, but one of the two stone gates is also repaired after being damaged. Is it the one that looks out?