Xu Yang returned to the farm, contemplating where to plant the ancient tea tree.
Drinking tea is wonderful, and the tea must be drunk.
Now that he was at leisure, he indeed had the time to drink tea, and his appreciation for tea had improved somewhat.
The tea tree had to be planted in the mountains, and a suitable location must be selected.
The most valuable ancient tea tree in China is called the Jinxiu Tea King, located in Yunnan, and is already 3200 years old, making it the largest ancient tea tree discovered in the world.
The ancient tea tree Xu Yang obtained was not of this top-tier variety, but it was still one or two hundred years old.
The tea tree was a Da Hong Pao; once he planted and nurtured it, waiting for the tree to sprout, he would eventually be able to pick and roast the tea leaves himself.
However, such a precious thing made him a bit uneasy about planting it in the mountains.
He hoped it wouldn't be picked by someone.
