The second international tea culture event opened on July 12 in Beishan community, Nanping town, Xiangzhou district, Zhuhai, highlighting the village's 200-year-old tea tradition, which has been revitalized through rural development. Currently, over 15 distinctive teahouses operate in the area, attracting young returnees who combine tradition with innovation.

The upgraded festival emphasized immersive experiences. The Music Square featured diverse tea arts, such as Song-Dynasty (960-1127)-style tea whisking, Chaozhou Kung Fu tea, and innovative herbal tea blends.

Xiangzhou's recently designated intangible cultural heritage, "Rong's Literati Kung Fu Tea Art"， also attracted many visitors, captivating both local and international guests. Live music performances and tea ware exhibitions enriched the sophisticated atmosphere.

A tea art performance at the event. [Photo/WeChat account: zhxiangzhou]

As a major event for Beishan village, which was designated as a Zhuhai Cultural Model Village and specifically an "Era New Youth Hub" in 2025, this festival was organized by the Beishan Council of Community Elders in partnership with local businesses.

It vividly captured the youthful vibrancy and depth of tea culture, illustrating how cultural industries foster new momentum for rural revitalization and support the high-quality development of the ancient village.