As the Spring Festival is approaching, Diheng Co., Ltd. wishes all distributors and partners a happy New Year. May you soar like a mighty dragon and have a bright and prosperous future! During festivals, drinking tea is a common practice among Chinese people. It's simple and they prefer a lively atmosphere. The Chinese character "pin" (which means "to taste") is composed of three "mouth" radicals. When everyone sits around and drinks tea together, that's what "tasting" is all about. There are indeed "tea enthusiasts" in the world, and most of them are Chinese.

China is the hometown of tea and the birthplace of tea culture. Tea can be found almost everywhere in the history of the Chinese nation. Jingshan Mountain in Hangzhou is an important part of Chinese tea culture. Coinciding with the Spring Festival, Diheng, in cooperation with its partners, has once again launched a new projection application project - the Jingshan Ke Tea Culture Theme Restaurant.

Jingshan Mountain is renowned for the path that leads to Tianmu Mountain. It is the northeast peak of Tianmu Mountain. Thanks to the Jingshan Wanshou Zen Temple, which was built in the Tang Dynasty and flourished in the Song Dynasty, Jingshan Mountain has become a famous mountain in the Buddhist world. From the Song Dynasty to the Yuan Dynasty, it was hailed as the top Buddhist temple in the southeast region.

According to the "Biographies of Recluses" in the "New Book of Tang", Lu Yu once lived in seclusion at the foot of General Mountain in Shuangxi. He planted, processed and studied tea in Jingshan Mountain. In the first year of the Shangyuan era of the Tang Dynasty (760 AD), Lu Yu completed his masterpiece handed down through the ages, *The Classic of Tea*. This work elevated tea from a beverage to an art and a philosophy, integrating the essence of tea and Zen into one flavor.  

The tea from Jingshan Mountain enjoys the same reputation as the mountain itself. It was first planted in the Tang Dynasty, thrived in the Song Dynasty, and remained renowned during the Yuan, Ming, and Qing dynasties. It has formed a unique quality and flavor that originates from nature and advocates a reverence for nature, emphasizing the genuine color, fragrance, and taste.

The tea of Jingshan Mountain initially served as a means to entertain guests and engage in discussions about Buddhism while sipping tea. It then developed into the "Jingshan Tea Banquet" in the Song Dynasty. Subsequently, the tea banquet was introduced to Japan, where it took root and evolved into what is known today as the "Japanese Tea Ceremony." As a result, Jingshan Mountain has earned the reputation of being "the place where the Tea Sage wrote his classic work and the source of the Japanese Tea Ceremony."

And this Jingshan Ke Tea Culture Theme Restaurant brings this unique tea culture to all diners in the form of an immersive experience. In order to provide diners with a better experience, Diheng projectors with a brightness of 7,000 lumens were selected for this project. As a national brand, Diheng is honored to be able to contribute to the dissemination and development of traditional Chinese culture.

The Diheng projector in the 7000-lumen range uses a Nichia MCL laser light source and DLP projection technology. The lifespan of the light source can reach up to 20,000 hours, and in energy-saving mode, it can even reach a service life of up to 30,000 hours. It is equipped with a 0.67-inch DMD from Texas Instruments, which makes the text parsing sharper. The Diheng projector in the 7000-lumen range comes with functions such as edge blending, image cutting, geometric correction, etc. It can easily debug the projector, saving time, effort and providing more peace of mind.

The dual-color wheel color enhancement technology and the telecentric optical architecture also provide a dual guarantee of image quality and color for the Diheng projector in the 7000-lumen range. With high-fidelity image quality and uniform color, diners can have a stronger sense of immersion.

What is national is also global. The fact that the Jingshan tea culture has stepped out of China and spread around the world is the best proof. As a national enterprise, Diheng is well aware of its heavy responsibility. Coinciding with the Spring Festival of the Dragon Year, Diheng is bound to be full of vitality in the new year, adding luster and support to "new domestic products"! Finally, I would like to wish all distributors and partners a happy and healthy family, a happy life, and great luck in the Dragon Year!