FRAGRANT – TEA
In the Yaoshan Archaeological Site Park and the Fengshan Tea Garden of the Liangzhu Ancient City Ruins, rows upon rows of deep green tea fields stretch across the landscape. The fresh, invigorating aroma of tea fills the air, creating a serene and refreshing atmosphere.

FRAGRANT – PEACH
Archaeological evidence suggests that peaches were a commonly consumed fruit during the Liangzhu culture period. Archaeologists have discovered a large number of peach pits in the ancient river channel of Zhongjiagang within the Liangzhu ancient city. It is speculated that peach trees likely lined both banks of the river at that time. Residents living by the river would enjoy the peaches and casually toss the pits into the water. Some ripe peaches that were not picked in time also fell into the river, where they remain to this day.

FRAGRANT – RICE
Food is the essence of life. The ancient city of Liangzhu, located in the middle and lower reaches of the Yangtze River, has enjoyed a mild climate and an extensive water network since ancient times, providing a solid foundation for rice cultivation. During the Liangzhu culture period, to facilitate large-scale rice farming, the ancestors of Liangzhu began to consciously and systematically dig irrigation canals and used large stone plows to assist in farming.

Cautions
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