The Art of Tea for Women: Choosing the Right Tea Matters!
Tea drinking for women varies by age to achieve the best results. Tailoring tea choices to one's age can help with rapid fat burning, detoxification, and overall health. For women aged 20-25, focus on detox with green tea or chrysanthemum tea. Those aged 26-35 should opt for metabolism-boosting teas...
Tea News · Jul 22, 2025
The Universal Remedy: Nourishing Life with Tea
Experts highlight the proven health benefits of tea, including cancer prevention (such as lung, esophageal, liver, and colon cancers , lipid regulation, blood sugar reduction, immune enhancement, and mitigating smoking damage. Tea can effectively repair DNA damage caused by smoking, a conclusion der...
Tea News · Jul 22, 2025
Drink more tea in middle age, take less medicine in old age!
Tea has numerous health benefits, including reducing the risk of cardiovascular and cerebrovascular diseases, lowering cholesterol and blood pressure, and decreasing the likelihood of diabetes. It also helps protect brain cells, delay brain degeneration, and improve memory, potentially preventing ea...
Tea News · Jul 22, 2025
Brew Your Own Cup of Pu-erh Tea!
Everyone can brew their own cup of Pu-erh tea, a process influenced by factors such as tea characteristics, altitude, tea quantity, and water temperature, resulting in different brewing effects. Pu-erh tea is typically compressed, and it's best to loosen it a week or two before brewing to allow it t...
Tea News · Jul 22, 2025
Can Green Tea Really Be Brewed in a Purple Clay Teapot?
There is a common belief that green tea should not be brewed in a purple clay teapot, as it may lose its freshness and delicate flavor. However, this is not entirely accurate. While glass cups are popular for showcasing the visual appeal of green tea leaves unfurling, purple clay teapots offer uniqu...
Tea News · Jul 22, 2025
Tea Doesn't Taste Good? Maybe You're Using the Wrong Cup
The choice of teacup can significantly influence the flavor of your tea. Different materials, colors, shapes, and sizes can alter the aroma and taste of the tea, sometimes dramatically. Traditional kung fu tea emphasizes thin porcelain cups, which enhance the tea's fragrance and allow you to appreci...
Tea News · Jul 22, 2025
Don't Use Green Tea Standards to Judge Black Tea
Many consumers are puzzled when they see mold-like spots on black tea, but these are actually beneficial golden flowers, a unique feature of Anhua black tea. These golden flowers, scientifically known as Eurotium cristatum, are cultivated under controlled conditions and offer health benefits like lo...
Tea News · Jul 21, 2025
The Hot Summer is Coming, Drinking Tea This Way is More Refreshing
As summer arrives with its high temperatures, people often experience discomfort such as dryness, fatigue, loss of appetite, and even heatstroke. Drinking tea can help alleviate these symptoms, but it's important to choose the right type of tea for your needs to avoid adverse effects. White tea is e...
Tea News · Jul 21, 2025
The Secular Tea Ceremony of China's Four Major Tea Ceremonies
The secular tea ceremony, one of China's four major tea ceremony traditions, originates from the 'taste of tea' and aims to 'enjoy life.' Unlike the aristocratic, scholarly, or Zen tea ceremonies, it embodies the practical and diverse roles tea plays in society. From political negotiations to family...
Tea News · Jul 21, 2025
Expand Knowledge: The Origin of White Tea
White tea, a treasure among teas, boasts a long history. Its name first appeared in Lu Yu's 'The Classic of Tea' from the Tang Dynasty, which mentioned 'White Tea Mountain' 300 li east of Yongjia County. Scholar Chen Yuan pointed out that this likely referred to Fuding in Fujian, the birthplace of w...
Tea News · Jul 21, 2025