Wuyi rock tea - 武夷 has a millennia-old history, and the Big Red Robe 大红袍 is the jewel of this tradition. It is said that its name appeared at the end of the Ming dynasty and the beginning of the Qing dynasty. In 1921, Jiang Shunan's journey referred to several places on Mount Wuyi, such as: - Tianxinyan Jiulongbao (one of the three locations of the famous Dahongpao cliff - 大红袍, carved by a monk from the Tianxin temple in 1927), - Tianyou, - As well as a place in the Zhulian cave (also called Shuiqian cave). However, these travel notes and surveys unfortunately did not specify the exact locations of these Big Red Robes 大红袍. No details on the temple or tea garden they belong to. But also no information on whether it concerns