Tea Bags Can Actually Deodorize! 10 Little-Known Facts About Tea
China is the birthplace of tea, and its tea culture is profound. You might drink tea daily, but there are many fascinating facts you may not know. For instance, the world's most expensive tea, Da Hong Pao from China's Fujian province, can cost over a million dollars per kilogram. All tea varieties c...
Tea News · Jan 06, 2026
Drinking tea on an empty stomach can easily cause gastric mucosal inflammation
In summer, many people enjoy brewing a pot of tea and drinking it eagerly upon returning home, especially during hot weather. While tea can help relieve summer heat, it can also be harmful if consumed improperly. Drinking tea on an empty stomach, such as in the morning or after work, can dilute gast...
Tea News · Jan 05, 2026
Interpreting the Optimal Drinking Period of Pu-erh Tea
The optimal drinking period for Pu-erh tea is determined by two main factors: the quality of the tea itself and the personal preferences of the drinker. Tea quality depends on the raw materials, processing techniques, storage environment, and aging time. Higher-grade teas, like bud teas, transform f...
Tea News · Jan 05, 2026
Elderly People Who Frequently Chew Tea Leaves Are Prone to Anemia
Many elderly individuals have the habit of drinking strong tea and even chewing tea leaves, believing it boosts energy. However, experts warn that long-term consumption of strong tea can severely interfere with iron absorption, leading to anemia and malnutrition in older adults. A case study of a 75...
Tea News · Jan 05, 2026
Drinking Tea and Coffee at Breakfast Makes You Hungry Easily
This typical office worker's breakfast seems rich in nutrition and sufficient in calories. However, for many people, this hearty meal fails to sustain them until noon. According to research by nutritionists from the UK Food Council, the reason for the accelerated hunger is black tea and coffee. Expe...
Tea News · Jan 04, 2026
Four Reminders for Drinking New Tea Healthily
Tea drinking has become a lifestyle habit and is beneficial for health preservation. However, there are certain considerations to keep in mind: it should suit one's constitution, and common misconceptions should be avoided. Firstly, newly harvested tea (less than a month old should not be consumed...
Tea News · Jan 04, 2026
Dispelling Summer Heat: Talking about Tea and Water
This article explores methods of staying cool and hydrated during summer. It discusses historical practices like using wet towels or chilled snow water, and highlights the invention of iced beverages. The core argument is that drinking tea is superior to plain water for summer heat relief, as tea of...
Tea News · Jan 04, 2026
Why Tea Has Its Aroma
The aroma of tea originates from the tea plant itself, similar to how flowers produce their scent. The unique qualities, fragrances, and effects of different teas stem from their functional genes. While tea tree molecular biology research has progressed relatively slowly due to the plant's character...
Tea News · Jan 03, 2026
Developing Healthy Tea Drinking Habits
Tea, especially green tea, is rich in vitamins and antioxidants like tea polyphenols, which are scientifically proven to benefit eye health. It helps prevent conditions such as cataracts and reduces damage from radiation emitted by digital screens. Regular consumption can alleviate symptoms of digit...
Tea News · Jan 03, 2026
Where Tea Grows
Tea is a major agricultural by-product in China, accounting for about 30% of farmers' income nationwide, and in some regions, it constitutes the majority of income. The location and environment where tea grows, as well as the conditions for its growth, are essential knowledge. Generally, high mounta...
Tea News · Jan 03, 2026