Xiaobuxiang · Direct from high-mountain eco-tea gardens
Tel 18121303988 No. 2 Zhenxing Avenue, Xiaobu Town, Ningdu County, Ganzhou, Jiangxi, China
XIAO BU XIANG · ABOUT US

About Us

Revolutionary heritage × eco mountain gardens × modern agriculture — meet the eco-agriculture enterprise rooted in Xiaobu Town.

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Company Profile

Company Overview

Ganzhou Xiaobuxiang Eco-Agriculture Co., Ltd. is based in Xiaobu Town, Ningdu County, Ganzhou, Jiangxi Province. Tucked deep in the Luoxiao Mountains where Ganzhou, Ji'an and Fuzhou meet, Xiaobu Town is a national 4A-level tourist attraction and the celebrated birthplace of the Red Army's radio communication — a land of rich revolutionary heritage and exceptional natural beauty.

Drawing on Xiaobu Town's natural gifts of high-mountain mist, clean soil and pure water, the company follows the philosophy of "eco first, quality above all, agro-tourism integration, red-heritage empowerment", cultivating eco tea and specialty agricultural products as a modern eco-agriculture enterprise integrating growing, processing, sales, study tours and agro-tourism.

The company today runs a 1,000-mu (≈67 ha) tea base, a 500-mu chrysanthemum tea base and a high-mountain oil-tea camellia base of nearly 500 mu. The tea gardens lie in mountains at elevations of around 1,000 m, wrapped in mist year-round with wide day–night temperature differences — the tea trees grow slowly and build rich natural compounds, yielding plump buds and leaves of high aroma and mellow taste.

Xiaobuxiang high-mountain tea garden (illustrative image)
Elevations above 1,000 m · misty tea gardens
Philosophy

Four Guiding Principles

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Eco First

No chemical pesticides or fertilizers — physical and biological pest control, supported by eco-friendly fertilizers, to preserve the mountain's original flavor.

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Quality Above All

Traditional craftsmanship combined with modern tea-making technology: every step, from fresh-leaf picking to fine finishing, is refined without compromise.

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Agro-Tourism

Integrating revolutionary culture, eco-tourism and tea industry resources to create tea-picking experiences, tea-culture study tours and agro-tourism sightseeing.

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Red Heritage

Rooted in the birthplace of Red Army radio communication, visitors can explore revolutionary sites while savoring eco tea — a charm all its own.

Tea processing workshop (illustrative image)
Crafted with care · perfected at every step
Our Story

From Landscaping to Tea Mountains:
an entrepreneur's eco journey home

General manager Xiong Fangwen built his early career in Shanghai's landscaping industry. Out of his attachment to his hometown mountains, he returned to settle in Xiaobu Town and, building on the 1,000-mu tea garden, introduced Hangbaiju white chrysanthemum on a large scale — adding a notable new chapter to southern Jiangxi's floral tea scene.

The company champions the "company + base + farmer" model, helping local farmers raise their incomes and supporting rural industry revitalization, while deeply integrating revolutionary culture, eco-tourism and tea industry resources to advance the fusion of agriculture and cultural tourism.

Bringing Xiaobu's eco teas and signature chrysanthemums out of the deep mountains and across the country — with a green leaf and a golden blossom, fueling rural revitalization.

Red Heritage

Revolutionary Tea Country · Xiaobu Town

Xiaobu Town once hosted the CPC Soviet Area Central Bureau, and the Red Army's first radio reconnaissance station was born here. Today, this tea town with 85% forest coverage welcomes visitors from near and far — moving in its revolutionary past, refreshing in its green mountains, profound in its deep roots.

Red that moves

Green that refreshes

Heritage that endures

Three Bases

Three Eco Bases

In the Goudaozui mountains of Xiaobu Town, at elevations above 1,000 m — shrouded in mist through the seasons, forest-clad and pristine by nature.

High-mountain eco tea garden (illustrative image)Illustrative image · photoshoot in progress

High-Mountain Eco Tea Garden · 1,000 mu (≈67 ha)

Mist-soaked among steep peaks with gentle light and wide day–night temperature differences, the buds and leaves grow plump and fragrant; the tea is known for its high aroma, mellow taste and lasting infusions.

Hangbaiju white chrysanthemum field (illustrative image)Illustrative image · photoshoot in progress

Hangbaiju White Chrysanthemum Base · 500 mu

Planted in April 2026. Bringing Hangbaiju white chrysanthemum to the high mountains fills a gap in the region's floral tea lineup, building a distinctive, complementary product range.

High-mountain oil-tea camellia grove (illustrative image)Illustrative image · photoshoot in progress

High-Mountain Oil-Tea Camellia Base · approx. 500 mu

Planting of 300 mu started in April 2026, in rotation and mutual care with tea and chrysanthemum — conserving water and soil, and safeguarding the mountain's ecological diversity.

Eco Standards

Eco-Growing Standards

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No Chemical Pesticides

No chemical pesticides anywhere on our bases, protecting a clean growing environment for the tea trees from the very source.

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Physical Control

Insect lamps, sticky traps and other physical methods keep pests in check with minimal intervention, in step with nature.

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Biological Control

Biological measures maintain the tea garden's ecological balance, letting natural predators stand guard over the mountains.

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Eco Fertilizer

Eco fertilizer nourishes the soil, keeping it naturally rich in nutrients with lasting, gentle fertility.

Soil Test Report

Accredited Soil Test Report

Commissioned by the company and tested by the Testing Center of the Jiangxi Academy of Forestry (report No. BG202603008, March 31, 2026). Key indicators from the report are excerpted below.

Cover of the soil test report by the Testing Center of the Jiangxi Academy of Forestry
IndicatorResultNotes
Soil organic matter27.2 g/kgExcellent fertility
pH5.36Acidic soil, well suited to tea
Total nitrogen1.41 g/kgAmple nitrogen reserves
Total potassium19.3 g/kgRich in potassium
Cadmium / Lead / Mercury / ArsenicFar below limitsClean heavy-metal profile
Copper, Zinc, Nickel, ChromiumAll within standardsSound ecological baseline

The complete report runs 5 pages and covers 17 indicators with testing methods, available for on-site review during a base visit.

Craftsmanship

From Fresh Leaf to Finished Tea · Five Key Steps

Picking

Fresh leaves plucked to standard
no rain-wet leaves picked

Withering

Spread out to cool and shed grassy notes
softening the leaf

Fixing

High heat stills the enzymes
locking in fresh green vibrancy

Rolling

Shaped and pressed to draw out the juice
strands tightened into neat curls

Roasting

Slow-roasted over a gentle fire to lift the aroma
for high fragrance that lasts through infusions

Water and soil conservation road on the tea mountain (illustrative image)
Government and enterprise as one · protecting mountains and waters
Water & Soil Conservation

Nearly RMB 3 Million of Government Investment
conservation works take root on the tea mountain

In May 2026, the Ningdu County Water Resources Bureau began construction of nearly 10 km of roads and drainage ditches at the company's tea-mountain base — an investment of nearly RMB 3 million to prevent soil erosion; the Jiangxi Provincial Water Resources Institute has since visited the base to conduct soil testing.

The county's development and reform, finance and water resources authorities have carried out repeated joint inspections, and the town's leadership has provided on-site guidance many times — government and enterprise working as one to steward this tea mountain into a sustainable eco landscape.

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Location & Visit

Location & Getting Here

The tea mountain stands among the Goudaozui mountains of Xiaobu Town; the company office is in Xiaobu town itself. Visits are welcome by appointment.

Map of the Xiaobuxiang tea mountain base location: Xiaobu Town, Ningdu County, near the Guangji and Changning expressways
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Address

No. 2 Zhenxing Avenue, Xiaobu Town, Ningdu County, Ganzhou, Jiangxi, China
Tea house: 17 Hengjie, Xiaobu Town (town-centre tea house)

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Mountain Location

The Goudaozui mountains of Xiaobu Town, in the Luoxiao Mountains where Ganzhou, Ji'an and Fuzhou meet, at elevations above 1,000 m

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By Car

Navigate to Xiaobu Town, Ningdu County to arrive in town; served by the Guangji and Changning expressways

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Visits

For tea-mountain visits, tea-picking experiences and study tours, please call ahead: 18121303988

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