These Groups of People, Please Use Tea to Protect Your Health
This article highlights how specific groups with certain lifestyle-induced stomach issues can benefit from drinking tea. It identifies seven types of 'stomachs' common among white-collar workers, such as those caused by excessive empty-stomach soup consumption ('Soup Stomach' , smoking ('Smoke Stoma...
Tea News · Sep 02, 2025
Knowing the Nature of Tea is the Key to Brewing Good Tea!
Brewing ripe Pu-erh tea is more challenging than raw Pu-erh due to its unique characteristics. Improper brewing can result in weak flavor, thin texture, dull aroma, and unpleasant odors. Even high-quality, well-stored tea might brew into a cup that causes throat dryness and tightness. To brew delici...
Tea News · Sep 01, 2025
"Older is Fragrant" Has Its Limits: Pu-erh Tea Actually Has a Shelf Life
The common belief that Pu-erh tea improves indefinitely with age is challenged. While it's true that well-stored Pu-erh undergoes significant transformation over decades—developing a deeper red liquor, losing bitterness, and gaining complex honeyed and fruity aromas—this process is not eternal. Samp...
Tea News · Sep 01, 2025
Elegant Pu-erh Tea, How Should a Beginner Start?
Pu-erh tea is a living tea, celebrated for its enduring vitality and character that improves with age, much like a timeless work of art. For beginners, entering the world of Pu-erh involves three key stages. First, the求知stage: patiently tasting at least half a cake each of ripe and raw Pu-erh, such...
Tea News · Sep 01, 2025
Is Boiling Aged White Tea Healthier? I Haven't Read Much, Don't Lie to Me
Aged white tea, known for its unique sun-drying and natural withering process, is believed to offer enhanced health benefits when boiled. This method is said to fully release its beneficial compounds, such as tea polyphenols, theanine, and tea polysaccharides, which may help detoxify the body, preve...
Tea News · Sep 01, 2025
Pu-erh Tea: One Year for Tea, Three Years for Medicine, Seven Years for Treasure
Pu-erh tea, a unique treasure from Yunnan, China, is renowned for its health benefits and aging potential. Traditionally described as 'one year for tea, three years for medicine, seven years for treasure,' it is believed to gain medicinal value with age. Modern research confirms its numerous wellnes...
Tea News · Sep 01, 2025
A Tour of Pu'er's 26 Ancient Tea Mountains: The Old Wushan Ancient Tea Mountain
Old Wushan Ancient Tea Mountain, located in Yunnan, is renowned for its unique 'Dancing Tea Trees'—ancient tea trees with slender, willow-like branches that sway gracefully in the wind, locally known as 'Braid Tea,' 'Vine Tea,' or 'Willow Tea.' These trees, aged over a century, produce tea with a si...
Tea News · Sep 01, 2025
How Should the Elderly Drink Tea in Winter? Forward This to Mom and Dad!
Winter is a season of high incidence for various diseases, especially for the elderly, who are more susceptible to cardiovascular and cerebrovascular issues and respiratory problems. Drinking tea is a common habit among seniors, but not all types are suitable due to physiological changes. This artic...
Tea News · Aug 30, 2025
What is the Relationship Between Drinking Tea and the Stomach?
The article explores the complex relationship between tea consumption and stomach health. It clarifies that tea itself, being weakly acidic, does not significantly irritate the stomach lining or neutralize strong stomach acid. The primary concern is caffeine, which stimulates gastric acid secretion;...
Tea News · Aug 30, 2025
Waiter, a bowl of tea-soaked rice please
Tea-soaked rice, a dish with a long history documented as far back as the Six Dynasties period, is famously mentioned in 'Dream of the Red Chamber' where Jia Baoyu eagerly consumes it. While its taste is subjective, it offers versatile flavors by combining tea broth with various ingredients like fre...
Tea News · Aug 30, 2025