Credits

Curator

Junhong (Summer) Ma / 马俊红

Painting

Yang Hui / 杨慧

Calligraphy

Wen Ying / 温颖

Edmonton Goji Story and Primary Research Contribution

Yong Fei Guan (关咏霏), Edmonton Goji Map

Community Partner

Chinese Graduates Association of Alberta (CGAA). Presented as part of the Chinese Pavilion at the 2026 Edmonton Heritage Festival.

Materials and Generous Support

Yvonne Ho · Tabitha Lian

Selected Exhibition Sources

• UNESCO, “Traditional tea processing techniques and associated social practices in China”
• Lu et al., “Earliest tea as evidence for one branch of the Silk Road across the Tibetan Plateau,” Scientific Reports 6 (2016)
• Taiwan National Immigration Agency, “The origins of bubble tea, one of Taiwan’s most beloved beverages”
• Edmonton Arts Council, “I Am YEG Arts: Yong Fei Guan”
• Edmonton Goji Map
• Fort Edmonton Park, “Goji Berry Teahouse”
• Edmonton Heritage Festival 2026
• Chinese Graduates Association of Alberta (CGAA)
• CGAA — Chinese Pavilion
• W3C, Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.2

Primary Project Materials

• Edmonton Heritage Festival Tea Exhibit Research 2026.
• Go Have Tea: Tea, Landscape, and the Quiet Work of Anti-Racism, by Yang Hui, Wen Ying, and Junhong Ma.
• Final bilingual poster and postcard texts developed for the exhibition.
• Approved poster designs, artwork photographs, exhibition labels, curator notes, and educational materials.

Image and Quotation Policy

Every image carries a nearby credit. Long quotations, community stories, portraits, recordings, maps, and photographs are reproduced only within their permissions. External links do not imply permission to copy material.

Educational and Research Notice

The wellness material shares cultural histories and community practices; it does not offer medical advice. Anonymous festival responses are not automatically research data. Any later academic use of identifiable visitor material requires a separate ethical and consent process.