En Shi Yu Lu Green Tea

En Shi Yu Lu Green Tea is the most comprehensive steamed green tea, retaining the steaming technology common throughout the Tang and Song Dynasties.

Yerba Mate Tea — the Past and the Present

Yerba Mate tea is a very famous tea drink in Argentina, and it is also known as the “four treasures of South America” with football, tango, and barbecue. In Argentina, Yerba Mate tea is well-known. Next, let’s walk through the past and the present, to appreciate the magic of this drink.

Secrets of Jian Zhan Tea Cup

Jian Zhan, as a representative of black porcelain, is one of the eight famous porcelains of the Song Dynasty in China. It was also already a royal tea set during the Song Dynasty. Nowadays, more and more people start to learn and like Jian Zhan, this is not only because of its unique shape and profound cultural heritage, but also because it has some magical effects. Let’s learn about them together through this article.

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.

The implied meaning of tea pet

A tea pet, also known as a tea lover’s pet, is a small clay figure which is kept by some tea drinkers for good luck. There are many types of tea pets in the market. Most of them are made with different implied meanings. This article is going to show you some of them.

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.

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.