Have a cup of tea when you feel restless!
Drinking tea is simply a way of life. It's not important to be an expert on tea; what matters is drinking it daily. Many people approach tea with excessive caution, claiming they don't understand it. However, tea is not a task or a constraint. It is an enjoyment. Starting with a mindset of relaxatio...
Tea News · Mar 16, 2026
Don't Be Fooled! Essential Knowledge of the Six Major Tea Types
This article demystifies the essential processing techniques behind the six major tea categories: green, black, white, oolong, yellow, and dark tea. It explains core procedures like 'killing the green' (sha qing , which halts oxidation to preserve freshness in green tea; withering, the first step fo...
Tea News · Mar 16, 2026
Gaining Three Pounds Every Festival, a Cup of Good Tea is Timely
After the festive season, many face the common issue of weight gain. Experts advise against immediate strict dieting or intense exercise, recommending instead a return to normal eating habits and increased tea consumption for gradual adjustment. Various teas offer benefits: Green tea contains tannic...
Tea News · Mar 14, 2026
Does Dongting Mountain Biluochun Have Summer and Autumn Tea?
Dongting Mountain Biluochun, a renowned Chinese green tea, is exclusively harvested in spring and does not produce summer or autumn tea. Spring tea benefits from winter dormancy, accumulating nutrients, resulting in vibrant green color, plump leaves, rich aroma, and abundant white hairs. In contrast...
Tea News · Mar 14, 2026
What are the taboos for men drinking tea? Recommended tea beverages that help treat diseases
Tea, a traditional Chinese beverage, offers significant health benefits, including oral protection and fat reduction. However, there are important taboos for men to consider. Tea should not be consumed within 20 minutes before or after meals, as it can dilute stomach acid and hinder the absorption o...
Tea News · Mar 14, 2026
Digest Food and Nourish Stomach with Black Tea: Drink Three Types of Tea to Drive Away Post-Holiday Discomfort
After the long Spring Festival holiday, many people experience 'post-holiday syndrome' such as gastrointestinal discomfort, internal heat causing acne, mouth ulcers, along with fatigue, dizziness, and insomnia upon returning to work. This article recommends three types of tea to help alleviate these...
Tea News · Mar 13, 2026
Tea Actually Caused Such a Disaster! Truly Unbelievable
This article highlights the surprising and extensive health benefits of drinking tea, presented in a humorous, 'disaster'-themed way. It claims tea 'harms' us by preventing winter colds through gargling, promoting youthfulness due to powerful antioxidants that combat aging and inhibit cancer cell gr...
Tea News · Mar 13, 2026
How to Drink Tea on Smoggy Days?
Smoggy weather poses significant health risks due to airborne pollutants. In addition to wearing masks outdoors, drinking certain types of tea can help support the body's defenses. Traditional Chinese medicine recommends various tea blends using ingredients like ginger, orange peel, garlic, and chry...
Tea News · Mar 12, 2026
Handling Tea Leaves with Bare Hands Can Accelerate Their Deterioration
When brewing tea daily, people often pay great attention to teaware such as teapots and cups but neglect the proper way of taking tea leaves. In fact, improper handling can surprisingly harm the quality of tea. Tea is highly susceptible to moisture and odors. Our hands come into contact with various...
Tea News · Mar 12, 2026
Is Pu-erh Tea More Worth Collecting the More Bitter It Is?
Many tea enthusiasts have heard that a new tea's bitterness indicates it is worth collecting, as it suggests rich internal substances and good potential for aging. However, is a Pu-erh tea more valuable for collection simply because it is more bitter? The bitter and astringent tastes in tea mainly c...
Tea News · Mar 11, 2026