Tea is about a state of mind and a mood. In the ups and downs, one chooses simplicity and transcendence, an attitude towards life that is simple yet elegant.
Raise a Cup of clear tea, let the subtle aroma wash away the dust, settling your thoughts. Only with tranquility can you go far.
Half a cup of clear tea, observe the ebb and flow of life. With a calm heart, see a serene world!
In life, we face difficulties nine times out of ten. Amidst the disturbances of the world and the vicissitudes of life, who has truly pondered what it is that we need?
An ancient saying goes: those who understand tea are surely “people of refined conduct and frugal virtue.” Therefore, those who understand tea must also understand life!
Life's ups and downs are like a cup of tea water. Bitter like tea, fragrant like tea.
Time flies swiftly, like a white horse passing through a gap. Reflecting on past events and the prime of youth, though life may strip them of all color, their lingering fragrance remains. Just like a cup of clear tea, after being infused with boiling water, it emits a subtle fragrance.
In a hundred years of life, it feels like a dream. Whether in extreme wealth or abject poverty, one cannot escape the complexities of the mortal world. The illusions of worldly fame and fortune, regardless of the rampant desires, there are times when people lose themselves.
It is difficult to truly be desireless and carefree, gradually losing our remaining tranquility and purity in the noisy and chaotic world.
In the rising and sinking of tea leaves in the cup, much like the experiences of life through trials and tribulations, the hardships and struggles of life, like the tea in the cup steeped in hot water, may initially taste bitter without Sweetness, but the aftertaste is pleasantly fragrant, leaving a lingering aroma in the cup that invites contemplation.
In the vast sea of humanity, each person is like a single tea leaf, destined to dissolve into the ever-changing world, sooner or later.
In the process of integration, everyone must go from birth to death, dedicating their entire life, completing the journey of their earthly existence.
The feeling one gets from tasting tea is most akin to the faint taste of a cup of clear tea. A light sip is the most delightful and enduring; anything excessive becomes tiresome.