Question Tea North and South Daiyu excerpts from the Western Han Dynasty ( Daiyu ).

# Ask Tea North and South#Excerpts from the covenant

From Wang Bao, a poet and Fu writer of the Western Han Dynasty. Three years ago, when Wang Bao came to Jianshang (that is, Yushang), he met the widow Yang She’s family and had a dispute between the master and the slave. He made a deed for the slave, which clearly stipulated several kinds of servitude that the slave had to perform, and related living treatment and prohibition. Several of the references to " tea " are the earliest records of tea drinking, buying and growing in China and the world.

"Prince Yuanyuan of Shujun, stop widow Yang Huishe by doing everything. When Hui Youfu became a slave, Zi Yuanqian slaved to drink. He lifted his stick to the top of his husband’s grave and said, "When the doctor bought the toilet, he only asked to guard the grave, not for the men in his family to drink!" Ziyuan was angry and said, "Nu Ning wants to sell evil?" Hui said, "A slave is a pestle, but a man has no desire." Ziyuan will buy the coupon immediately.
The note says:… Build meat taro, fish and turtle, cook tea, have been covered up……………………….. The dog sells geese and Wuyang buys tea. "

Zhao Yi of the Qing Dynasty had a poem of "Daiyu", commenting on it: although Daiyu was awarded more than ten articles, the gatekeeper had already traveled.