The 'Six Major Representatives' in the Tea World
This article introduces six iconic representatives from the major categories of Chinese tea. West Lake Longjing stands for Green Tea, renowned for its history as a tribute tea. Junshan Yinzhen represents Yellow Tea, noted for its needle-like shape and 'gold inlaid with jade' appearance. Baihao Yinzh...
Tea News · Sep 27, 2025
Two Types of Tea Specifically for Your Stomach!
Chinese tea culture is profound, and many Chinese people love drinking tea. For those with stomach issues, choosing the right tea can actually be beneficial. This article recommends two stomach-friendly teas: Black Tea and Pu-erh Tea. Black Tea is fermented and baked, reducing the刺激性茶多酚 content, mak...
Tea News · Sep 27, 2025
Not All Teas Are Suitable for Storage in Low-Temperature Environments!
Not all teas should be stored in cold environments. Black tea and oolong tea can be kept in clean, room-temperature conditions. Jasmine tea and white tea may lose their signature aromas if stored at low temperatures for extended periods. Pu-erh tea requires natural aging, which is halted by cold sto...
Tea News · Sep 27, 2025
Rose Tea Blends for Excellent Weight Loss Effects
Rose tea offers several beneficial combinations that can aid in weight loss. Blending rose tea with ingredients like西洋甘菊 (German chamomile and薄荷 (mint creates a mixture that promotes slimming and whitening. Combining it with红茶 (black tea helps with fat elimination and skin nourishment. A blend wi...
Tea News · Sep 27, 2025
Tea Enthusiasts Must Read丨Revealing the Wrong Methods of Collecting Pu-erh Tea
Pu-erh tea has become a hotspot for investment and collection in recent years, but many people do not understand what type of Pu-erh tea is suitable for collection and often choose varieties with little investment value. This article reveals common misconceptions in Pu-erh tea collection, such as bl...
Tea News · Sep 27, 2025
Dried Tangerine Peel Pu-erh, Accompanying You Safely Through the 'Eventful Autumn'
Autumn, while a season of harvest, also demands attention to health preservation. Characterized by dropping temperatures, reduced rainfall, and dry air, autumn's arid climate can easily damage lung Yin, leading to discomforts like dry mouth and throat, dry cough, skin dryness, and constipation. Drie...
Tea News · Sep 27, 2025
Oolong Tea's 'Light Fragrance' vs. 'Strong Fragrance': You Won't Know Without Comparing
This article details the differences between 'Light Fragrance' and 'Strong Fragrance' Oolong teas. 'Light Fragrance' Oolong tea, influenced by Taiwanese production techniques, is characterized by its 'three greens': green dry leaves, green tea soup, and green leaf base. It has a fresh, lasting aroma...
Tea News · Sep 27, 2025
So Many Nutritional Values and Beauty Benefits! Did You Know Them All?
Pu-erh tea is unique due to its rare tea tree varieties and distinctive production process. Unlike other teas, it improves with age and possesses remarkable beauty benefits. As Pu-erh tea ages, large molecular compounds break down into smaller molecules beneficial to the human body. Microbial activi...
Tea News · Sep 27, 2025
Skillfully Using 6 Teas to Regulate Chronic Cough
This article introduces Traditional Chinese Medicine dietary therapies for managing chronic cough, particularly dry coughs exacerbated by autumn and winter dryness. It explains that individuals with pre-existing conditions like chronic pharyngitis or allergic cough are more susceptible. While antibi...
Tea News · Sep 26, 2025
Drinking Pu'er Tea: Have You Properly 'Awakened the Tea'?
Awakening tea is the process of reviving dormant or aged tea leaves by exposing them to air and moisture, allowing them to breathe naturally and restore their essential qualities. For Pu'er tea, this involves two stages: dry awakening before brewing and wet awakening during brewing. Dry awakening en...
Tea News · Sep 26, 2025