Editing Oolong (section)

===Fujian===
Tea production in [[Fujian]] is concentrated in two regions: the [[Wuyi Mountains]] and [[Anxi County]], [[Quanzhou]]. Both are major historical centers of oolong tea production in China.

====Wuyi Mountains====
{{main article|Wuyi tea}}
[[File:HGY Oolong tea leaf close.jpg|thumb|right|Wuyi [[Huang Guanyin tea|Huang Guan Yin]] tea leaves]]
[[File:Qi Lan Oolong tea leaf.jpg|thumb|right|Wuyi [[Qi Lan tea|Qi Lan]] Oolong tea leaves]]
[[File:Tieguanyin2.jpg|thumb|right|[[Tieguanyin]]]]

The most famous and expensive oolong teas are made here, and the production is still usually accredited as being organic. Some of the better known cliff teas are:
* [[Da Hong Pao]] ("Big Red Robe"): a highly prized tea and a [[Si Da Ming Cong tea]]. This tea is also one of the two oolong varieties classed as a [[China Famous Tea|famous Chinese tea]].
* [[Shui Jin Gui tea|Shui Jin Gui]] ("Golden Water Turtle"): a Si Da Ming Cong tea.
* [[Tieluohan tea|Tieluohan]] ("Iron Arhat"): a Si Da Ming Cong tea.
* [[Bai Jiguan tea|Bai Jiguan]] ("White Cockscomb"): a Si Da Ming Cong tea. A light tea with light, yellowish leaves.
* [[Rougui tea|Rougui]] ("Cassia"): a dark tea with a [[spice|spicy]] aroma.
* [[Shui Xian]] ("Narcissus"): a very dark tea. Much of it is grown elsewhere in Fujian.

====Anxi====
* [[Tieguanyin]] ("Iron Goddess of Mercy"): one of the Ten Famous Chinese Teas.
* [[Huangjin Gui]] ("Golden Cassia" or "Golden Osmanthus"): similar to Tieguanyin, with a very fragrant flavor.