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In 2009, Typhoon Morakot swept across Taiwan, including Ruifeng Village in Chiayi, the hometown of Man Tang Tea's Yeh Yu Zhen. At that time, Yu Zhen thought, "I hope to do something for my hometown." After the typhoon, Yu Zhen returned to her hometown and thought about how to make Ruifeng Village known to more people and allow tea lovers to taste the unique flavor of Ruifeng tea. In 2014, Yu Zhen and her husband's sister, Xin Yuan, operated a store in Chiayi City under the brand "Man Tang Tea" selling good tea from the Ali Mountain tea system in Ruifeng Village. The tea products that won numerous awards in domestic and foreign tea competitions in the store are all from hometown tea gardens. The teas are carefully selected and screened by Yu Zhen, hoping that customers and travelers who come to the store can learn about the diverse charm of Ali Mountain tea through tea tasting and introduction to the production area. The store also provides Chinese, English, and Japanese brewing introductions, teaching everyone how to easily brew good tea. The young and cute packaging and English introductions make it a go-to place for buying Ali Mountain tea. In addition to selling high-quality tea, Man Tang Tea combines the power of the Ruifeng community to hold regular rural experience activities, allowing consumers to personally experience the complex process of tea picking, baking, rolling, and making tea in the hometown of champion tea. In the quiet bamboo forest and nature, you can drink fragrant good tea. The brand logo of Man Tang Tea is the blue magpie, which is symbolic in the Zou tribe. Following the elegant flying blue magpie in the store, it also carries Yu Zhen's thick and firm emotion for her hometown. If you have the chance, come to Man Tang Tea to share this sweet and pure beauty. Recommended dishes: limited-time tea products, Jin Xuan tea.