Tea Lovers' Tea Life
Tea comes in many varieties, and for tea drinkers, the more types they taste, the more precise their understanding of tea becomes, enriching their lives. Just like the character in the TV series 'Prime Minister Liu Luoguo,' who could identify every wine's variety and vintage, tea enthusiasts can sim...
Tea News · Jul 23, 2025
Not Only Those Who 'Understand' Are Qualified to Love Tea
Drinking tea is simply a way of life—it doesn't matter whether you understand it or not; what matters is drinking it daily! Many people approach tea with hesitation, claiming they don't know much about it, but enjoying tea doesn't require expertise. If a tea tastes good to you, that's reason enough...
Tea News · Jul 23, 2025
The Secular Tea Ceremony of China's Four Major Tea Ceremonies
The secular tea ceremony, one of China's four major tea ceremony traditions, originates from the 'taste of tea' and aims to 'enjoy life.' Unlike the aristocratic, scholarly, or Zen tea ceremonies, it embodies the practical and diverse roles tea plays in society. From political negotiations to family...
Tea News · Jul 21, 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
The Precious Tea Classics Left by Our Ancestors Are Truly Admirable!
The phrase 'firewood, rice, oil, salt, soy sauce, vinegar, and tea' succinctly captures the essence of Chinese daily life. Among these seven essentials, only tea has transcended its practical role to become a 'Way' (Dao throughout history. Ancient tea classics authored by our ancestors have left us...
Tea News · Jul 17, 2025
Tea in Dishes: Nutritious and Delicious
China is the homeland of tea, with a long-standing tea culture. Incorporating tea into dishes has ancient origins. According to the Tang Dynasty's 'Tea Ode,' tea 'nourishes the essence of grains and vegetables.' Tea can be directly consumed, used in soups, or served cold with various ingredients, cr...
Tea News · Jul 12, 2025
Why Does Tea Have a Sweet Aftertaste? (In-depth Analysis)
Tea lovers often notice that many teas have a slightly bitter taste when consumed. Some tea drinkers may mistakenly assume that such teas are of poor quality. However, the bitterness of tea is not necessarily a bad thing; what matters is whether the tea can produce a sweet aftertaste. The flavor of...
Tea News · Jul 12, 2025
Life is Either Wine or Tea!
Tea and wine represent the essence of Eastern and Western cultures, serving as the finest gifts from nature to humanity in different regions. They embody people's love for their birthplace and traditional culture, harvested with joy. Both have long-standing histories: French wine culture spans mille...
Tea News · Jul 09, 2025
How Much Do You Know About Kuding Tea?
Kuding Tea is a traditional Chinese natural health drink, derived from the leaves of the large-leaved holly plant. It grows on hillsides, bamboo forests, and shrublands, primarily distributed in the lower reaches of the Yangtze River and regions like Fujian and Hainan. With a rich cultural history,...
Tea News · Jul 08, 2025
Thirsty? Why Not Have a Cup of Tea?
When thirsty, you can choose water—tap water, boiled water, mineral water, purified water, distilled water—or beverages like cola, juice, or yogurt. But why not consider a cup of tea? Tea is more than just a drink; it’s a bridge for emotions, a symbol of etiquette, and a companion in life. Whether r...
Tea News · Jul 08, 2025