The Most Easily Confused Tea Knowledge: How Many Do You Understand?
Chinese tea culture is profound, and even experienced enthusiasts often confuse basic concepts. This article clarifies common misunderstandings: Dahongpao and Tieguanyin are actually oolong teas, not black or green tea; Pu'er ripe tea belongs to the dark tea category; Anji white tea is processed as...
Tea News · Sep 29, 2025
Tea Chronicles: The Old Friend in Tea is 'Mengshan'
Mengding Ganlu, a curled shape pan-fired green tea, is China's earliest famous curled green tea. In 1959, it was named one of China's Top Ten Famous Teas by the Ministry of Foreign Trade. Its production dates back over 2000 years to the Western Han Dynasty. Grown at high altitudes (around 1200m on...
Tea News · Sep 25, 2025
Can Drinking Tea Really Refresh You? If Not Done Right, It's Useless!
Feeling tired and sleepy at work lately? The author realized it was due to not drinking tea regularly. Previously, daily consumption of various teas like black tea, green tea, oolong tea, and Pu-erh tea kept energy levels high and improved work efficiency. Tea's refreshing effect comes from caffeine...
Tea News · Sep 24, 2025
Tea is literally poison for these people!! Remember, remember
Tea is a cultural heritage of the Chinese nation, enjoyed by people of all ages during leisure time. However, it is not suitable for everyone as a health regimen. For certain specific groups, tea can be harmful. This article lists 12 categories of people who should avoid or limit tea consumption, in...
Tea News · Sep 23, 2025
Don't Let 'Worry-Relieving Tea' Become 'Worry-Increasing Tea'
While new tea offers superior aroma and nutrients, drinking it immediately after production can cause side effects like insomnia, headache, and stomach discomfort due to high levels of unoxidized compounds. Green tea, known for its anti-cancer properties, should be consumed in moderation—no more tha...
Tea News · Sep 16, 2025
Tea Says: I Am More Wronged Than Dou E...
This article debunks common misconceptions about tea. It clarifies that tea is not necessarily better when older, younger, harvested earlier, more expensive, or fresher. The nutritional peak of a tea plant is during its youth and prime age. The first leaf actually contains more nutrients than the bu...
Tea News · Sep 16, 2025
Do You Only Drink Your Favorite Tea? Drinking Tea Also Requires Avoiding a One-Sided Diet
While many people have a strong preference for a specific type of tea, experts advise against this 'tea pickiness.' Just like a balanced diet, drinking a variety of teas is better for your health. Different teas, from different regions and of different types (like green, oolong, black, or pu-erh , c...
Tea News · Sep 04, 2025
One Minute Tells You Why You Should Drink Tea in Winter!!
Winter is the season that most craves warmth. A hot cup of tea is not only a visual and sensory comfort in the cold but also offers significant health benefits. Black tea, being warm in nature, is rich in protein and sugar, helping to generate heat and warm the stomach, thus warding off the cold and...
Tea News · Aug 21, 2025
Tea is good, but not at this time
Tea is a traditional cultural beverage in our country and remains an essential part of daily life. Recent studies have shown that long-term tea consumption is beneficial for physical and mental health, leading many to adopt tea-drinking as a wellness practice. However, it's important to know that te...
Tea News · Aug 19, 2025
The Unknown Knowledge of Drinking Tea?
In daily life, many people enjoy drinking tea. But do you know the science behind it? How many times should tea leaves be steeped for optimal benefits? What is the ideal daily amount for health? Are tea stains in cups harmful? Nutritionally, bagged tea is best steeped once, while loose tea should no...
Tea News · Aug 19, 2025