2025 First China (Taizhou) International Tea Culture Expo and Zisha Teapots, Ceramic Calligraphy & Painting, Red Wood Craft Exhibition

The 2025 First China (Taizhou) International Tea Culture Expo will be grandly held from June 27 to 30 at the China Medical City Exhibition Center. Taizhou, ranked among the top ten cities in the comprehensive competitiveness of national biomedical industry parks, is also home to the largest private shipbuilding base and national ship export base. In recent years, the city's economic growth rate has consistently exceeded 8%, providing a strong market economic foundation for various industries, particularly for the flourishing development of tea culture.

With a rich history of 5000 years of civilization and over 2100 years of city establishment, Taizhou has created a profound cultural heritage that supports the transmission and evolution of tea culture. The customs of tea drinking have become an indispensable part of the lives of the locals, and the demand for tea products continues to rise, indicating significant market potential. The organizer of this expo, Qingdao Haizhi Star Business Exhibition Co., Ltd., with over 13 years of experience, is dedicated to planning and organizing tea expos that promote the dissemination of tea culture and the development of the tea industry.

The exhibition will feature a wide variety of exhibits, including numerous teas from across the country such as black tea, green tea, white tea, yellow tea, Oolong tea, and Pu-erh tea. In addition, exquisite Zisha teapots, tea trays, and ceramic teapots will be showcased alongside classical red wood furniture and crafts. Renowned calligraphy and painting works, including oil paintings and traditional Chinese landscape paintings, will also be on display. Furthermore, the expo will feature jewels and jade items such as Hetian jade, jadeite, and various precious collectibles.

Haizhi Star's tea expo adheres to the concept of 'small tea leaves' driving a 'large industry', aiming to use the influence of tea culture to promote consumption and development in related industries, such as jewelry craftsmanship and fine arts. This expo is not only a grand tea cultural event but also an excellent opportunity for improved interconnectedness and collaboration across industries, aspiring to achieve mutual benefits.