My first book on tea brewing

Author: Chi Zongxian
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Publish Date: 2005-03-01
Features: Chinese people love tea. When it comes to tea, no one yields, and everyone boasts that their way of brewing tea is the best. Tea art has emerged with various schools, resembling the legends of martial arts sects, each claiming their own mountain and leading the trend! "Brewing good tea" may seem serious, yet it is also incredibly effortless! Finding the balance between the solemnity and ease in the world of tea is the essence of this book! This book doesn’t preach grand theories but shares practical experiences. It starts from the smallest details to seek the truth of tea appreciation and uncover the essence of tea charm! Deconstructing tea isn’t about analyzing its chemical elements but about revealing the connection between your tongue and tea, about opening your palate to embrace the fragrance, sweetness, and lingering charm of tea! To listen to tea with heart and emotion isn’t about being ethereal or detached—it’s about being grounded, using the act of brewing tea, and my practical experience, to make it easier for you to "listen to the tea"! Chinese people love tea. When it comes to tea, no one yields, and everyone boasts that their way of brewing tea is the best. Tea art has emerged with various schools, resembling the legends of martial arts sects, each claiming their own mountain and leading the trend! "Brewing good tea" may seem serious, yet it is also incredibly effortless! Finding the balance between the solemnity and ease in the world of tea is the essence of this book! This book doesn’t preach grand theories but shares practical experiences. It starts from the smallest details to seek the truth of tea appreciation and uncover the essence of tea charm! Deconstructing tea isn’t about analyzing its chemical elements but about revealing the connection between your tongue and tea, about opening your palate to embrace the fragrance, sweetness, and lingering charm of tea! To listen to tea with heart and emotion isn’t about being ethereal or detached—it’s about being grounded, using the act of brewing tea, and my practical experience, to make it easier for you to "listen to the tea"!