Chinese Tea

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Tea culture is an important part of Chinese traditional culture. With the social development and progress, tea not only has played a good role in driving the development in economy, but also has become a necessity in people’s lives. Moreover, it has gradually developed into resplendent tea culture and become a bright pearl of the spirtual civilizaion of the society. 

The emergence of tea culture brings the spirit and wisdom of human beings to a higher ambit. Tea has an extextremely close relationship with culture, covers a wide field and has very rich content. It not only has the embodiment of spiritual civilization, but also the extension of ideological form. No doubt it is beneficial in enhancing the cultural accomplishment and art appreciation level of people.

TOPChinese Tea Categories

Chinese famous tea can be categorized into six main types: green tea, black tea, Wulong tea, compressed tea and jasmine tea.

TOPFamous Chinese Tea

West Lake Dragon Well: The Dragon Well tea has four qualities, color, fragrance, flavor and shape. Namely being emerald in color full of fragrance, sweet and refreshing in taste and in the shape of a sparrow's tongue. Read more

Dianhong : Dianhong has a tight, fat and bold appearance. The dried tea is black and gloomy with extremely obvious golden hair. The soup is brilliant and bright with fresh, thick and lasting fragrance and a refreshing taste. Read more

Pu'er Tea: Pu'er Tea has the many properties of reducing cholesterol , reducing weight, promoting digestion, sobering up and relieving internal heat, etc. After taking wine and meat, people often infuse a cup of Pu'er Tea to promote digestion, sober up and refresh themselves. Read more

TOPCustome of Drinking Tea

The custom of drinking tea has been continuing for thousands of years in China. It is customary to drink a cup of tea prior to or after a meal. In Chinese families, tea is also served to treat guests.  Read more

TOPChinese Tea Culture

Tea culture is an important part of Chinese traditional culture, which covers a wide field and is rich in content. It not only has the embodiment of spiritual civilization, but also the extension of ideological form. No doubt it is beneficial in enhancing the cultural accomplishment and level of art appreciation among the Chinese people. Read more

TOPChinese Tea Art

To the Chinese, tea making and drinking is an art form focused on taste and serving style. Read more

Famous Chinese Tea

Famous Chinese Tea
Green Tea West Lake Dragon Well The West Lake Dragon Well tea is known as Dragon Well for short. It is produced in the mountainous regions around Longjing Village to the southwest of the West Lake in Hangzhou City, Zhejiang Province. The Dragon Well tea has four qualities, color, fragrance, flavor and shape. Namely being emerald in color full of fragrance, sweet and refreshing in t ..» View details about Famous Chinese Tea

Chinese Tea Categories

Chinese Tea Categories
Chinese famous tea can be categorized into six main types: green tea, black tea, Wulong tea, Compressed Tea, Jasmine Tea. Green Tea Green tea is also called unfermentated tea. With the new shoots of appropriate tea trees as raw materials, it is made by adopting the typical techniques of inactivation, rolling and drying. According to the different ways of drying and inactivation, it is gener ..» View details about Chinese Tea Categories

Teahouse Culture in China

Teahouse Culture in China
Overview Teahouse has been ranked as the public place for drinking tea, relaxation and entertainment since ancient times, acting as a vivid epitome of Chinese tea culture and Chinese peoples leisure lives. Besides providing a place for drinking tea, Chinese teahouses constantly launch new varieties in order to meet different needs of various people. In winter, tonics with the effectiveness of kee ..» View details about Teahouse Culture in China

Chinese Tea Art

Chinese Tea Art
Aujourdhui la Chine, 19/03/2009 In the heart of the Chinese capital, the Beijings Hutongs (1, Zhongku Hutong,) a young woman hands on her passion for the tea. She pours some warm water into a cup, in which is put another even smaller cup, until it overflows a little. Then she fills a third one ..» View details about Chinese Tea Art

Customs of Drinking Tea

Customs of Drinking Tea
China has the earliest history of drinking tea. Therefore, Chinese people know best the true interest in drinking tea. When guests call in they are entertained with tea. Substituting tea for wine and gifts has been the doctrine of drinking tea for all nationalities in our country through the ages. Han nationality: The Han nationality has a long history of drinking tea in varied ways. They general ..» View details about Customs of Drinking Tea

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"Excellent! I love Chinese Tea!" Excellent
posted by david at 2011-5-22 22:13:00

Excellent! I love Chinese Tea! esepecially Puer Tea (a kind of black tea)

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65.182.127.* replied at 2013-2-13 9:02:00

I love ice tea

65.182.127.* replied at 2013-2-13 9:02:00

I love ice tea

65.182.127.* replied at 2013-2-13 9:02:00

I love ice tea

65.182.127.* replied at 2013-2-13 9:02:00

I love ice tea

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