Currently，　Hubei　Province　has　released　8　tourist　routes　with　intangible　culture　heritage　characteristics　to　invite　visitors　for　a　tour　to　explore　the　charm　of　intangible　cultural　heritage　in　the　province．　Chibi　Zhaoliqiao　brick　tea，　Green　Brick　Tea　Museum　and　Yangloudong　ancient　town　were　selected　into　the　eighth　route：　the　tour　for　inheritance　of　cultural　heritage　in　Hubei　section　of　the　Ten　Thousand　Li　Tea　Route．

Tea　is　a　＂Chinese　business　card＂　carrying　history　and　culture．　The　14，000－kilometer－long　Ten　Thousand　Li　Tea　Route　spreads　the　fragrance　of　Chinese　tea　to　the　rest　of　the　world．　It　is　not　only　a　business　channel，　but　also　a　link　of　cultural　exchange　and　integration．

The　predecessor　of　Zhaoliqiao　brick　tea　is　Yangloudong　brick　tea，　commonly　known　as　＂dong　tea＂．　Zhaoliqiao　brick　tea　making　technology　evolved　from　the　＂hat　box　tea＂　in　the　Ming　Dynasty，　and　basically　formed　in　the　Daoguang　period　of　the　Qing　Dynasty．　The　tea　production　has　been　continuing　the　traditional　artificial　pile　fermentation　process，　suitable　for　people　in　cold　areas　and　high－fat　diet　areas．　Zhaoliqiao　brick　tea　making　technique　was　selected　into　the　representative　list　of　human　intangible　cultural　heritage．

Visiting　China　Green　Brick　Tea　Museum　（Chibi），　you　can　review　the　Ten　Thousand　Li　Tea　Route　trade　route，　trace　the　evolution　of　green　brick　tea　on　the　Ten　Thousand　Li　Tea　Route　trade　route，　retrospect　the　process　of　application　for　the　list　of　world　heritage　of　the　Ten　Thousand　Li　Tea　Route，　deeply　understand　the　long　history　and　unique　charm　of　Chinese　tea　culture，　and　feel　the　profound　cultural　heritage　and　national　emotion　carried　by　the　Ten　Thousand　Li　Tea　Route．

Yangloudong　ancient　town　has　an　ancient　street　dominated　by　buildings　of　Ming　and　Qing　dynasties，　and　all　the　streets　are　paved　with　bluestones．　The　ancient　street　can　be　called　the　historical　epitome　of　the　development　of　China＇s　tea　industry．　In　1996，　it　was　listed　as　a　municipal　cultural　relic　protection　unit，　and　in　2002，　it　was　listed　as　a　provincial　cultural　relic　key　protection　unit．　In　December　2010，　Yangloudong　was　awarded　＂China＇s　Famous　Historical　and　Cultural　Village＂　by　the　Ministry　of　Housing　and　Urban－Rural　Development　and　the　National　Cultural　Heritage　Administration．　（Xianning　Daily／Pang　Yun）