Traditional way of extracting Camellia oil is retained in Shangdu Village of Daoxian County, central China’s Hunan Province. Local villagers dry seeds, grind powder and make tea cakes, using a traditional spring press and precipitation filtration process. Once ready, the golden tea oil is supplied to local markets. (Xinhua/He Hongfu)
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