Tea Can Nourish the Stomach, but It Can Also Harm It
Tea has dual effects on the stomach: it can either nourish or harm it. Certain teas, like cold-brewed tea, green tea, yellow tea, chrysanthemum tea, and raw Pu-erh, are considered 'stomach-harming' due to their cold nature, which may cause discomfort for those with stomach issues. On the other hand,...
Tea News · Jul 19, 2025
In Early Summer, the Tip of the Tongue Should Taste Green Tea
As summer arrives with rising temperatures and humid air, it often brings fatigue and irritability. To maintain well-being, nurturing the heart is essential, and green tea becomes a perfect companion. Green tea not only quenches thirst and cools the body but also offers benefits like sun protection,...
Tea News · Jul 19, 2025
Why Does Pu-erh Tea Not Expire?
Many people unfamiliar with Pu-erh tea wonder why it doesn't expire or spoil, despite being a beverage. Pu-erh tea is renowned for its characteristic of 'improving with age.' Some say that, in the traditional sense, tea doesn't have a shelf life, but it can absorb odors and moisture, leading to chem...
Tea News · Jul 18, 2025
Re-evaluating the Value of Pu-erh Tea: Clarifying Misconceptions and Returning to Science
Pu-erh tea, a signature product of Yunnan, has long been highly sought after in the market. Recent research has deepened our understanding of this ancient beverage. Professor Sheng Jun from Yunnan Agricultural University highlights its unique qualities and health benefits, such as its fermentation p...
Tea News · Jul 18, 2025
Ten Easy-to-Misunderstand Tea Facts, Did You Know?
Chinese tea culture is profound and requires years of dedicated study to master. Even tea enthusiasts often make common mistakes. Here are ten frequently misunderstood tea facts: 1. Cloudiness in cooled black tea indicates quality. 2. Only ripened Pu-erh qualifies as black tea. 3. Anji white tea is...
Tea News · Jul 17, 2025
How to Drink Tea for Optimal Health?
Drinking tea properly can enhance health, but improper consumption may lead to adverse effects like "tea drunkenness." Newly harvested tea contains high levels of caffeine and active alkaloids, which can cause discomfort for those with gastrointestinal issues. Avoid drinking tea on an empty stomach...
Tea News · Jul 17, 2025
Can You Drink Tea on an Empty Stomach in the Morning?
Years ago, the trend was 'a glass of salt water in the morning,' but this is no longer recommended due to excessive salt intake. Plain water is safe but bland. Drinking a cup of fragrant tea in the morning can be a delightful experience, as compounds like caffeine, catechins, and tea polyphenols can...
Tea News · Jul 16, 2025
Girls Who Don't Know How to Drink Herbal Tea in Summer, the Dream of Being a Noblewoman Is Far Away
Tea is one of the healthiest beverages, and when combined with some herbs, it can create delicious and detoxifying herbal teas. If you think brewing tea is too hot, you can use the cold brew method. This article teaches you how to make basic summer-exclusive herbal teas, such as chamomile green tea,...
Tea News · Jul 16, 2025
Tea Knowledge: How to Drink Tea in Summer?
Summer brings high temperatures that can lead to discomfort, fatigue, and even heatstroke. Drinking tea can help alleviate these issues, but it's important to choose the right type of tea for your needs. White tea, with its cooling properties and rich amino acids, is great for preventing heatstroke....
Tea News · Jul 15, 2025
What Famous Teas Look Like
Famous teas are highly favored by tea enthusiasts, and China produces a wide variety of them. This article introduces some of China's most renowned teas, including Huangshan Maofeng, Dongting Biluochun, West Lake Longjing, and Taiping Houkui. Each tea has unique characteristics in appearance, aroma,...
Tea News · Jul 15, 2025