Chinese traditional tea not only include these, but also contains much culture, history and making process skills, all of which can reflect Chinese people’s spirit and feelings. Later we will introduce more. See you next time!
It’s the duty of each teaist 每一位茶人的责任 To spread the Chinese tea culture 梦想当前,困难重重 There are still difficulties ahead 现在,我们由衷地需要您的帮助 Now it’s your turn to achieve the mutual dream 您的每一次分享 Each time you share her passion ...
1、Chinese Tea CultureEdit by Mike& Jason Li Jan 8,2014 ContentsPart 1: The History of Tea Drinking Lu Yu(陆羽)陆羽) & Tea Classics(茶经茶经) Categories of TeaPart 2: Chinese Tea Brewing Methods Benefits of Drinking Tea The Tea for Jasons Friend Firewood, rice, oil, salt, sauce, vineg...
Chinese Tea Culture; Contents;Firewood, rice, oil, salt, sauce, vinegar and tea are the seven necessaries to begin a day. 早晨起来七件事,菜米油盐酱醋茶;;Shen Nong Shi tasted a hundred herbs, at seventy case of drugs, have tea and the solution to. —Shen Nong Herbs by “神农尝百草,...
The Tea Classics is the cornerstone of Chinese tea culture, by Lu Yu(陆羽,Tang dynasty, 760AD), who is known as the “Tea Sage”(茶圣).This is the first work on the subject. It is really a classic written on the activities about tea, and is a condensed conclusion of the knowledge ...
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"Tea is infused with more than just water," says Wu Bingyan, a tea master from Anhui Province. "It holds within it the essence of our culture - patience, tranquility, and respect." This philosophy is reflected in every aspect of Chinese tea ceremonies, from the carefully selected teas to...
Tea is an integral part of Chinese culture, with a long history and numerous varieties. Green tea, black tea, and oolong tea are among the most popular types of tea in China. Green tea is known for its vibrant green color and fresh taste. It is unfermented, which allows it to retn ...
"Tea Classic", the first work about tea in the world written by Lu Yu (733-804, the "Chinese Tea Saint" living in Tang Dynasty), represents that not only did Chinese tea play an essential part in diet but also tea culture seeped into all aspects of people's daily life, e.g. poetr...
汤看起来清晰,明亮的金黄色。这就是为什么我们把中国的茶文化