Wine may bring joy in abundance when shared with a kindred spirit, but Tea can intoxicate with just one Cup among true friends. It's not about the quantity of friends you have, but their quality.

Some friends are not as intense as wine; they are as refined as tea, offering constructive criticism when you're successful and comfort in times of distress.

A few cups of good tea in life bring joy, and having one or two true friends is enough.

Each tea tasting is both the first and the last; whether enjoyed alone or with others, from the first pot to the last, everything eventually dissipates with the fragrance of the tea, leaving only memories in our hearts.

The concept of tolerance isn't about enduring or ignoring, but rather learning to appreciate. No tea is perfect, yet even an imperfect tea can create a perfect moment in time.

No person is perfect either, yet we can learn to appreciate ourselves and embrace an imperfect life.

No two cups of tea are exactly alike, even if they come from the same pot. The taste varies depending on the drinker's mood, experiences, and preferences. Moreover, the experience changes with different circumstances, times, moods, and encounters.

Sit quietly and listen to what the tea has to say. After millennia of precipitation, the wisdom of tea surely surpasses our imagination.

In the midst of a busy schedule, brewing a pot of strong tea, choosing a serene spot, and sipping it by yourself can help relieve fatigue, clear your mind, and invigorate your spirit. You can also sip slowly and enjoy the tea, finding pleasure in its taste.

Or, you might steep a cup of light tea, bask in the sun, and if you're in the mood, recite a poem. Sipping tea and reciting poetry can be a source of great joy!