Astronomical Panda Tea 440,000 Kilograms "Think Money Wants Crazy"

Recently, there is a variety of online tea called “Panda Tea” that has been hotly discussed by many netizens. Developer Ann Bo Shi publicly stated that Panda tea was developed from the panda's excrement. He "instinctively" believed that it had anti-cancer effects.

Each catty is sold at a price of nearly 220,000 yuan. It will also apply for the Guinness Book of Records and donate profits to the coalition of environmental protection volunteers. According to the calculation of 3 grams of tea each time, the cost of one cup of tea is already over one thousand yuan. However, experts believe that there is no basis for this argument. It is not advisable to use the “national treasure” reputation for hype.

“Each year since 2012, Panda Tea has been harvested for the first time as a rare product, and 219,865 yuan per catty, and only 21 sets of panda tea products are sold each year. The price of one or two teas is as high as 2,1986.5 yuan.” Last November, the founder of Panda Tea was established. Yan Shi announced on its blog the "futures price" of this new tea, "one or two panda tea tea products; two bought collections and packaging of panda tea sets; three bought panda tea founder famous environmental protection panda princess painter" A piece of authentic artwork on the Panda tea set."

Questioning the panda manure fertilizer The reporter learned that the panda tea promoted by An Bo Shi is a tea cultivated using panda feces as a fertilizer.

According to the report, the gastrointestinal absorption function of the panda is not good, and 70% of the nutrients in the excrement are retained, which can be called organic fertilizer transporters. The panda droppings used for the tea produced by the Ammonite are all from giant panda breeding bases in Sichuan.

However, is the tea grown with panda feces more nutritious than tea? Although it is impossible to give strong scientific evidence, he said in an earlier interview with the media that he "instinctively" believed that using panda droppings was definitely better than chemical fertilizers, and welcomed scientists from all over the world to sample and verify.

As a new thing, the appearance of "Panda Tea" will naturally undergo the test of the netizen's "tongue tongue". The relevant microblogs are being heatedly talked about by everyone.

Some people ridicule: "Since the panda excrement is highly nutritious and eats directly, isn't it better?" And netizens "Ice Ocean's Space" feels uncomfortable with this kind of elegant bamboo and cherished pandas involved in their show behavior. : "Shiyun's prefer to eat without meat, not to live without bamboo; no meat is lean, no bamboo is popular; people can still be fat, and people can not be treated '." In addition, there are people who question "Panda tea can resist The concept of "cancer" is unreliable: "If there is only miraculous effects in the excreta, why must we bundle it with the tea? Can we use it to grow vegetables, grow melons, and grow beans? Are we all resistant to cancer? The medical problem that has not been tackled by humans for decades? In fact, pandas will be able to get it done. It really makes people ashamed of the scientists."

The expert "Anti-cancer" said that there is no science to accuse the netizens of questioning their "think money wants to be crazy". An Lanshi responded in an interview with reporters that the Panda tea he created combined tea, silk and porcelain with China. Elements, the rare products that were just picked in mid-March are equipped with hand-painted Jingdezhen blue-and-white porcelain pots, and an additional “handbook of environmental protection” is attached to the box. Each year, 21 units are planned to be sold for 2,1986.5 yuan/two. The profits from the auction will be donated to the coalition of environmental protection volunteers. "Each buyer automatically becomes a director and welcomes all media supervision."

"Panda tea is a hype."

He believes that the United States has an international branded panda meal, and in Indonesia, there is the famous world's most expensive civet cat coffee (also known as cat pheasant coffee). "Why Chinese panda tea can't be held back?" In addition, he invited him Internet users can also go to the local distribution of Panda tea.

It is reported that the main components of the giant panda excrement are the residue of bamboo and bamboo shoots. Because the panda's absorption function is poor, it can only absorb more than 20% of nutrients in food. Therefore, the nutrients in the feces are indeed quite numerous. But is the panda dropping really nutritious? Even if the nutrition of the feces affects the tea?

On Wednesday, a member of the Scientific Squirrel Association and Doctor of Botany, Shi Jun, wrote an online article on the shell to answer questions from netizens. “Overall, Panda tea is a hype.”

He believes that “the panda is a national treasure, bamboo leaves contain anti-cancer ingredients, and the use of panda droppings to raise tea will have anti-cancer effects.” This argument is like a “nonsense line”: “What is this so-called anti-cancer ingredient? The currently identified plant anticancer substance is paclitaxel (note that this is a good and bad cell killing drug, but it is not a health supplement), but there are no reports of such substances in bamboo leaves...even if there are bamboo leaves inside. This type of material is not absorbed by the tea tree. Only minerals are absorbed through the root system."

It is said that the excellent ratio of nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium can certainly improve the quality of tea. However, if the ratio of nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium in the excrement of pandas is special, is it not easier to use bamboo and wood ash directly degraded or incinerated? Shi Jun said that there are many factors that affect the quality of tea, including moisture, light, soil, temperature, etc. Of course, there are varieties of tea. Single pandas are not afraid of this miraculous effect.

The so-called efficacy can not prove that the reporter learned that the other two experts - Zhang Hemin, director of the Wolong Conservation Giant Panda Research Center and professor and Senior Engineer Tang Chunxiang of the China Research Center for the Protection of Giant Pandas had previously expressed their respective ideas for the "Panda Tea". view. Tang Chunxiang said that the use of panda excrement as a fertilizer for tea cultivation is feasible, but the effect of the cultivated tea is not yet available.

Zhang Hemin also said that there is no scientific basis to prove that the tea grown from panda excrement has anti-cancer and other health effects.