Jasmine has been planted in Hengzhou for a long time. In the middle of the Ming Dynasty, Wang Ji, who served as the prefectural magistrate of Hengzhou, wrote in "Junzitang Daily Inquiry Hand Mirror": "Jasmine is very wide, and some people use it to weave fences, and it blooms all the time." It can be seen that jasmine was planted in Hengzhou at that time. It's the norm. However, after the founding of New China, jasmine flowers were rarely seen in Hengzhou. When reporters visited teahouses and tea companies in Hengzhou City, they asked about the source of flower seedlings, and many people mentioned an old state-owned tea factory - Hengxian Tea Factory.
