Panda dung helps create world''s most expensive brew

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AP Television Ya''an, China - March 17, 2012 1. Close shot panda walking to a bamboo stick and sniffing and lying down on ground 2. Wide shot panda lying on the ground eating bamboo 3. Close shot panda eating bamboo 4. Wide shot of panda garden 5. Close shot pandas eating 6. Wide shot panda keeper cleaning panda house 7. Close shot panda keeper putting rubbish into plastic bin 8. Wide pan left of panda keeper moving the bin out of the panda house 9. Zoom of panda dung in the bin 10. Close shot man in panda outfit shovelling panda dung into a plastic bin 11. Close shot shovel on the pile of panda dung 12. Close shot man''s face 13. Wide shot of truck for shipment of dung and men shovelling dung 14. Close of panda sign on truck 15. Close shot men loading panda dung onto the truck 16. Close shot panda dung being poured into the truck 17. SOUNDBITE: (Mandarin) An Yanshi, Panda Tea, creator: "The giant panda does not eat food which is grown with chemical fertiliser and pesticide. It eats bamboo in the mountains with good ecological environment which grows in a pure, natural way. Therefore according to the Chinese traditional ecological culture, I am sure that the kind of tea which is fertilised with panda dung must be much better than those with any other fertiliser." 18. Wide pan right of tea plantation 19. Mid shot man picking tea in the middle of the plantation 20. Close shot of An Yanshi 21. Wide shot An shovelling panda dung off the truck 22. Mid and zoom of panda dung being shovelled 23. Mid shot man dragging panda dung off the truck 24. Close pull focus from tea leaves to the pile of panda dung 25. SOUNDBITE: (Mandarin) An Yanshi, Panda Tea, creator "Chemical fertiliser has damaged the earth quality of our farming land, making the soil hard and poor. By using organic fertiliser, we will be able to make the soil of our earth richer and looser and the food products produced by such soil more nutritious, tasty, original and natural." 26. Wide shot people picking tea at the plantation 27. Mid shot girls picking tea 28. Close tilt-up from hands picking tea leaves to faces of girls 29. Wide shot people at the plantation 30. Close shot tea bag with panda logo 31. Close shot face of girl picking tea 32. Close shot girl''s hand picking tea leaves 33. SOUNDBITE: (Mandarin) Wu Dan, car saleswoman, vox pop "It''s too expensive. I wouldn''t buy it. It''s just too expensive! I would rather spend 220,000 yuan to buy a car than to buy just half kilo of tea. Too expensive!" 34. Wide shot farmers working at tea plantation 35. Close shot hands pick tea 36. Close shot bamboo basket containing tea leaves 37. Medium shot of a couple picking tea 38. SOUNDBITE: (Mandarin) Huang Yusong, farmer of Dingfeng village in Ya''an "Now it is very popular to promote the idea of environmentally friendly and non-polluted products. I believe the tea products produced with panda dung as fertiliser must be very good." 38. Close and pull focus of new buds on tea bushes 39. Close of new buds 40. Close of panda tea being poured into glass container 41. Close up of tea being poured into cup 42. Wide shot people sitting around table and holding up tea cups 43. Close of man drinking the first cup of panda tea 44. Close tilt-up on the glass of panda tea 45. SOUNDBITE: (Mandarin) An Yanshi, Panda Tea Creator "We must stop pouring the dung of animals, no matter whether it is panda, cow or others, into rivers to pollute the water. Also we must stop throwing it away as rubbish. We must recycle it and turn it into treasure by using it as organic fertiliser." 46. Medium and pull focus from panda lying on the ground eating to bamboo shoots LEADIN: China''s giant pandas are helping to create the world''s most expensive brew. You can license this story through AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/metadata/youtube/a0de3589b870e198edcb1a3176c32778 Find out more about AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/HowWeWork