The tea industry in Shengzhou originated in the Han and Jin Dynasties. Lu Yu's "The Book of Tea" selected the story of "Chen Wu's Wife in Shan County". It is recorded in Yiyuan that the wife of Chen Wu, a native of Yan County (now in the area of Sheng County, Zhejiang Province, and Kuaiji County in Tang Dynasty), was a widow when she was young and lived with her two sons. The whole family loves tea. Because there is an ancient tomb in the house, she always worships it with tea before drinking tea. Both of her sons were not happy that she did this. He said to her, "What can the ancient tomb know? Isn't this a waste of time for it?" So the two sons wanted to dig up the tomb, but they did so after the mother's hard persuasion. That night, my mother dreamed that someone said to her: "I have been in this tomb for more than 300 years, and your two sons often want to destroy it, relying on your protection, and they often give me fragrant tea. , although I am the ghost of the bones under the Jiuquan, how can I forget your protection and kindness without repaying it?" When the next morning, the mother received 100,000 copper coins in the courtyard, which were rusted and peeled, as if they had been buried in the ground for a long time. , but the threading rope is still brand new. The mother told her two sons, and they were ashamed. Since then, their whole family has more frequent and devout sacrifices to the ancient tombs.
