Explore Magical Oriental Leaves- Mengding Tea

Since the Han and Tang Dynasties, Chinese tea and tea culture have gradually spread to East Asia, Southeast Asia, the Middle East and Europe along the ancient land and maritime Silk Roads, and they are called “magical oriental leaves”. In this article we just explore Mending Tea from Sichuan Province, China.

Pairing Tea with Mooncake to greeting Chinese Mid-Autumn Festival

In the Mid-Autumn Night, the Elegant tea fragrance in this elegant moonlight timely added poetry and interest. There is both the history of the Mid-Autumn Festival and the history of drinking tea. The function of helping digestion and relieving heavy grease is exactly what people nowadays need. Thus drinking tea in the Mid-Autumn is both elegant and healthy.

What We Need for a Tea Party

The tea party comes from normal life but carries deeper meaning. The design of a tea party should not be the same. It can be traditional or fashionable, and it becomes more pleasing after processing through creativity.

Ways of drinking tea in ancient China

Ancient Chinese has put specific restrictions on choosing tea, water, tea sets, tea ingredient as well as how to brew, serve and drink. Overall, as for ways to drink tea there are four major types throughout the whole tea history with the evolvement of tea-making techniques.

Morning tea in Guangzhou

Tea is popular around China, and different cities has different tea traditions. This article is mainly about the traditions of morning tea in GuangZhou.

Traditional Chinese Tea Etiquette

What is Finger kowtow? Do you know the Don’ts in traditional tea house? Here, TeaVivre would like to lead you into the world of the traditional Chinese tea etiquette.

The brief history of Chinese tea export

The history of Chinese tea export is not too long but full of twists and variations. By reading this article you can get a general understanding of Chinese tea export in modern times

The Profound Culture of Tea in China

Tea, originally a kind of tree in south of China, is the contribution of ancient people in China south to Chinese cuisine culture and also the contribution of Chinese people to global cuisine culture. As a famous healthy drink, tea shares the name of three non-alcoholic beverages with cocoa and coffee, and is the top one of these three drinks.

The Chinese Tea History Generally

A Chinese saying identifies the seven basic daily necessities as fuel, rice, oil, salt, soy sauce, vinegar, and tea. Tea is among the world’s oldest and most revered beverages. It is today’s most popular beverage in the world, next to water. Tea drinking has long been an important aspect of Chinese culture.