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The story of West Lake Longjing tea

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The tea buds have already emerged in early April and are ready for the tea pickers to begin their work. Tea plantations of Longcan Village cover more than 1,600 mu (over 1,000 square meters).

The tea buds have already emerged in early April and are ready for the tea pickers to begin their work. Tea plantations of Longmenkan Village cover more than 1,600 mu (over 1,000 square meters). [Photo/China.org.cn]

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