Seated to Brew and savor the Tea aroma, listening to the rain or admiring the snow, or basking in the afternoon sun, one steals a half-day of leisure from life.

The simple space of a tea room embodies a kind of plainness.

Tea is about a state of mind, tasting it is about a mood.

Life is like Zen tea, its fragrance comes from rising and falling, in which one chooses simplicity and transcendence, a straightforward and open-minded way of living.

Being in a tea room is all about the mood.

In the gradually warming city, in a tea room most suitable for one's state of mind, one enjoys languid moments.

Regardless of whether it's light tea or strong tea, regardless of whether one can meditate over tea, one need not worry about purging their troubles.

One tea, one world; one taste, one life. A tranquil and pleasant space best allows an agitated heart to calm down.

All things ultimately return to tranquility; when the heart is calm, one can calmly face everything, as even the most splendid things are but fleeting clouds.

The graceful aroma of tea best highlights a return to simplicity; a touch of emptiness, a tea table, a few wooden chairs, a home decor that discards the extravagant, together create an atmosphere of elegance without being oppressive.

Tea is life, choose a tea room that suits you, and live a life that suits you.

A tea room has nothing to do with worldly values, it is purely about beauty, about the sentiment of the tea person.

A true tranquility, like the Eastern Jin poet Tao Yuanming after laboring and drinking to intoxication, picking chrysanthemums under the eastern hedge and looking up at the southern mountains amidst the glow of twilight and the shroud of mountain mist.

Simplicity and plainness, free from cliché, make the tea room a haven free from worldly worries, there is nowhere else but here.