Yes. Cao Shengtao, founder of Baozhangtang brand.

Cao Shengtao is a native of Tianmen, Hubei. After graduating from university, he entered Sichuan Desheng Group, a Fortune 500 company in China. He was born in the hometown of Lu Yu, the "Tea Saint", and studied in Leshan, the "Green Tea Capital of China".

From 2008 to 2009, Cao Shengtao graduated from school and entered Desheng Group’s first job as a restaurant manager, responsible for arranging meals for employees every day.

From 2009 to 2011, due to his outstanding performance, Cao Shengtao was promoted to the director of the Desheng Real Estate Office. For Cao Shengtao, who majored in Chinese, although real estate is a completely unfamiliar field, he is not afraid of starting over. Therefore, Cao Shengtao entered the real estate field for the first time, checking the market during the day and studying policies at night, working day and night to lay the foundation for the group to enter the real estate field.

From 2011 to 2013, Cao Shengtao was once again promoted to become the deputy director of the Desheng Group Board of Directors Office and the full-time secretary to the chairman. This time, he has been completely pushed to the forefront, fully participating in the transformation into real estate, cultural tourism and other aspects.

On this basis, Desheng Cultural Tourism established Emeishan Zen Tea Workshop Tea Co., Ltd. in 2015.

The company has registered the trademark "Baozhangtang", which originated from the Indian eminent monk Baozhang Monk during the Southern and Northern Dynasties. In the middle of the fifth century AD, Monk Baozhang came to Mount Emei to make thatch and live there. He was the founder of Mount Emei. The master often chose wild ancient tea from the forest to eat. From then on, tea, a beautiful grass in the mountains, became associated with Buddha. In addition, Baozhangtang-Xiang Bodhi inherits the ancient hand-made craftsmanship of "Old Altar Incense" and has been included in the fifth batch of Leshan City's intangible cultural heritage protection list.