In Guangxi, China, there is a small romantic town: from April to October every year, in the endless jasmine fields, buds as white as snow dot the green fields, and the fragrance fills the city.
This is Hengzhou, Nanning, known as the "Hometown of Jasmine in China" - more than 80% of China's jasmine flowers and jasmine tea come from here.
From two bundles of jasmine seedlings arriving by boat to today’s tens of billions of yuan industry, decades have passed by so quickly. A flower embodies the efforts of several generations of flower farmers, tea people and tea merchants, and has also achieved the transformation of this small southern town.
