AH_C4 / Anhui
Anhui — Courtyard, Bridge, and Mountain Pine
The tea courtyard behind the old bridge connects large-scale architecture with mountain engraving.
Collection / 32 designs
C4 · Illustrated atlas
A detailed atlas unites tea culture and local travel motifs.
Tea scenes coexist with natural, urban, and architectural motifs; documentary facts and artistic composition are distinguished.
Published works: 32. Formats: 250 × 75 mm — 32. Modes: RGBA — 32.
Markdown documentBJ_C4 / Beijing
Beijing — Courtyard and heavenly circle
The city cup connects the modest hutong and large-scale architecture.
CQ_C4 / Chongqing
Chongqing — Garden of stone and leaf
Cultural landscape with ancient rock formations and living tea work.
FJ_C4 / Fujian
Fujian — Courtyard, cliff and tea workshop
The round Yongding courtyard and the Wuyi cliffs are the two main scales; between them unfolds the residential tea of Fujian.
GS_C4 / Gansu
Gansu — Illustrated atlas
Atlas from Jiayuguan to tea Wenxian via bridge, mountains and highland hospitality.
GD01 / Guangdong
Tea garden
Organic detailed collage: two tea valleys, plants and urban scenes interweave in a green-pink drawing.
GX_C4 / Guangxi
Guangxi — Tea Bridge to the River Warehouse
A wooden covered bridge connects the northern tea scenes with a large Wuzhou basket.
GZ_C4 / Guizhou
Guizhou — Covered bridge and tea village
Architectural beams connect tea courtyards with an open waterfall and canyon.
HI_C4 / Hainan
Hainan — Tea Under Island Roofs
Two types of roofs connect the city and the tropical highlands.
HE_C4 / Hebei
Hebei — Tea between the wall and the lake
Human scale of a tea cup against large structures.
HL_C4 / Heilongjiang
Heilongjiang — Illustrated atlas
Two poles of the atlas: Harbin and the Mohe house; between them nature and the train.
HA_C4 / Henan
Henan — Tea and the memory of stone
Delicate tea leaves meet the monumental culture of Henan.
HB_C4 / Hubei
Hubei — Two banks of the tea trade
A mountain workshop and a river trading yard are connected by a bridge and a boat.
HN_C4 / Hunan
Hunan — Tea courtyard by the wooden gallery
Large dark tea and light wooden roofs connect mountains and water.
NM_C4 / Inner Mongolia
Inner Mongolia — Illustrated atlas
The atlas rests on two pillars — camels and poplars in the west, a yurt and tea host in the east.
JS_C4 / Jiangsu
Jiangsu — Tea at the moon gate
A classical garden opens up a true tea landscape.
JX_C4 / Jiangxi
Jiangxi — Tea courtyard and pottery kiln
Two workshops look across an old stone bridge: a tea workshop and a ceramics workshop.
JL_C4 / Jilin
Jilin — Illustrated atlas
Atlas of Changbai Mountain, the city tea house, Yanji, and ginseng culture.
LN_C4 / Liaoning
Liaoning — Engraved Atlas
The palace and Dalian — two unequal atlas anchors with a gorge, bridge and tea table.
NX_C4 / Ningxia
Ningxia — Illustrated Atlas
Mountain atlas with tomb, stupas, cave dwellings and a large Babao table.
QH_C4 / Qinghai
Qinghai — An illustrated atlas
A lake-and-mountain atlas with home tea, Kumbum, antelopes, and an artist.
SN_C4 / Shaanxi
Shaanxi — Under the roofs of Qinling
Delicate tea work and the monumental culture of the ancient capital.
SD_C4 / Shandong
Shandong — Tea, Granite, and Ritual
Tea slopes are connected with the strong stone silhouettes of Shandong.
SH_C4_R2 / Shanghai
Shanghai — from water town to tea metropolis
Illustrated atlas with a large bridge in front and a tea port on the right; city life, markets, roofs and a distant modern shore are gathered into a common depth.
SX_C4 / Shanxi
Shanxi — Illustrated Atlas
A large merchant courtyard and a narrow wooden pagoda anchor the architectural atlas.
SC_C4 / Sichuan
Sichuan — Tea at the start of the mountain road
The city tea house and the suspension bridge become two different scale centers.
TW_C4_R2 / Taiwan
Taiwan — atlas of the living tea island
Hand engraving connects people in gardens, a mountain road, a lake, tea houses, the capital and ports into one journey.
TJ_C4 / Tianjin
Tianjin — River arcades and tea
A quiet tea scene meets the unusual architecture of Tianjin.
XZ_C4 / Tibet
Tibet — Illustrated atlas
Potala and large tea slope — unequal supports of the atlas; sacred architecture separated from production.
XJ_C4_R2 / Xinjiang
Xinjiang — Atlas of warm encounters
An engraving-style regional atlas brings together contrasting landscapes and intimate scenes of tea hospitality.
YN_C4 / Yunnan
Yunnan — From Snowy Ridge to Tea Forest
Three depths: northern trade routes, city rooftops and a large southern tea courtyard.
ZJ_C4 / Zhejiang
Zhejiang — Bridges and bamboo rooms
The old stone bridge and bamboo tea courtyard form two main episodes.