Jiangxia Shapoling Guangming Tea

Last updated 2026-11-10 — Shapoling Guangming Tea enjoys a long-standing reputation in Jiangxia District. The area is home to three tea factories: Wuhan Jiangxia District Shapoling Guangming Tea Factory, Wuhan Jiangxia District Shapoling Guangming Shanhu Tea Factory, and Wuhan Jiangxia District Zhangqiao Tea Factory. All three are located in Guangming Village, Shapoling Township. The tea gardens of the village lie at the convergence of Tianzishan Mountain, Liangzihu Lake, and Shapoling Lake, where mountains and waters complement each other, offering a uniquely superior natural environment, beautiful scenery, and a pleasant climate. The tea plants benefit from the essence of the mountains and waters and the moisture of the clouds and mist, making it especially suitable for tea cultivation. Under the guidance and support of the Shapoling Industrial and Commercial Office, Wuhan Jiangxia District Shapoling Guangming Tea Factory and Wuhan Jiangxia District Shapoling Guangming Shanhu Tea Factory registered three trademarks — “Lianghu,” “Modoushan,” and “Shanhu” — in 2006. However, Wuhan Jiangxia District Zhangqiao Tea Factory has not yet registered a trademark, which has affected its sales and visibility. In response to this situation, the officials at Shapoling took the initiative to visit and promote awareness, carefully analyzing the reasons with the factory. They pointed out that the quality of the tea was in no way inferior to that of the other two factories; the only issue was the lack of a registered trademark, which made it seem a notch lower in quality. After comparison and analysis, the director of Zhangqiao Tea Factory realized the importance of registering a trademark—not only could it elevate the brand’s status but also better protect its own interests. As a result, in May 2009, they applied for the “Tianzishan” trademark with the National Trademark Registration Bureau, which was subsequently accepted. Currently, the Shapoling office is guiding these three tea farms to produce “organic tea” and actively striving to create well-known trademarks.