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The image shows a flowchart depicting the process of tea production with seven steps leading to five different types of tea. The process begins with "Leaf Growth" followed by "Plucking." After that, the leaves undergo "Wilting (Withering)" and then branch into two paths; one path leads to "Steaming," while the other goes to "Crushing." From "Steaming," the leaves move to "Rolling" and then split again into "Slight Fermentation" and "Full Fermentation." The leaves that undergo "Crushing" also lead to "Full Fermentation." Both "Slight Fermentation" and "Full Fermentation" converge at "Oven Drying." Finally, the process results in five types of tea: "White Tea," "Green Tea," "Oolong Tea," "Large Leaf Black Tea," and "Small Leaf Black Tea."
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The picture presents the process of producing five different types of tea from tea leaves.
Overall, tea leaves experience at least four steps to become products for using. Furthermore, additional stages are added depending on what the final products are.
Firstly, each product all starts from growing tea leaves before being processed. When the tea leaves are matured enough, they are plucked for harvesting. Next, leaves are withered under sunlight. At this stage, if withered leaves are put into the oven for drying, they will become white tea.
If the second product is green tea, the withered leaves will undergo three more steps, including steaming then rolling the leaves before drying them in the oven. Making Oolong tea still involves rolling the withered leaves but demands slight fermentation. Similarly, large leaf black tea includes rolling the leaf but requires full fermentation while small leaf black tea needs to crush leaves beforehand.
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