New Taipei City Daguan Elementary School─Fuzhou Jasmine

In the early days, jasmine was popularly grown in Fuzhou, with the area once reaching hundreds of hectares. The "fragrance tablets" made by processing jasmine flowers and tea together had a high unit price and were welcomed by the export market. The fragrance of jasmine at that time spread out of the Fanziyuan area of Fuzhou. bustling. This semester starts from the fragrant flower industry in Fuzhou during the Japanese colonial period, understanding the changes in the industry and sorting out the historical development and context of Taiwanese tea. Through adventure activities, you can actually visit historical sites and deepen the development of industries, settlements and transportation in Fuzhou. The students inserted the jasmine seedlings from the Fuzhou Ancient House into the rural campus of Daguan Elementary School, symbolizing the continuation of the historical significance of jasmine. The jasmine flower with historical significance is inserted into the rural campus of Daguan Elementary School. The jasmine flower symbolizing the continuation of the historical significance is inserted into the Daguan Elementary School rural campus. The jasmine flower symbolizing the continuation of the historical significance is inserted into the Daguan Elementary School rural campus. The jasmine flower symbolizing the continuation of the historical significance is inserted into the rural campus of Daguan Elementary School. Inserted into the rural campus of Daguan Elementary School, it symbolizes the inheritance of the historical significance of jasmine. Through the aroma of jasmine tea, students will be led to further understand and discover tea. Students can select base tea and "tea blending" materials according to their own preferences and share them to create unique tea products in the world.
Taking the design of tea seats as the main axis, you can understand the items that appear in tea seats and the different styles of tea seats, and feel the feelings brought by the colors of tea seats (elegant/calm/simple...). Through group discussions and practical sharing, you can then implement it into your own life to learn to design your own tea party.