南京自古为大江南北之要津,因其地理位置、社会形态等诸多因素,南京的茶风俗也表现出南北交融的特色。南京周围都是些小丘陵,俗话说“高山出名茶”,显然,南京不具备出产一流好茶叶的条件,明代的南京不产茶,只有“摄山之栖霞寺,牛首山之弘觉寺,各 Since ancient times, Nanjing was the center of the north and the south of the Yangtze River. Nanjing’s tea custom also showed the characteristics of blending north and south because of its geographical location and social forms. Nanjing is surrounded by small hills. As the saying goes, “a famous tea in the mountains.” Obviously, Nanjing does not have the conditions to produce first-class good tea. Nanjing did not produce tea in the Ming Dynasty. Only "Qixia Temple in the mountains, Hongjue Temple in Niushoushan, each