Hui'an Tea - [Hui'an Culture Hui'an Tea]

Author: Reading Pictures Era
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Publish Date: 2006-04-01
Features: The Tea of Huizhou not only tells us about the tea of ancient Huizhou, now Huangshan, but also unfolds a historical scroll for us to read carefully, revealing its origins and developments, showcasing cultural customs, and allowing us to savor the sweetness of the water and the fragrance of the tea. Between the lines, there also shine some academic research topics, which you can pick one to delve into deeply, expanding it into a comprehensive work. From the structure of the chapters and the writing style, there is no pretentiousness or forced formal language to bother readers, nor is there an attempt to use obscure new terms to display intellectual sophistication. Instead, it is as if the author is sitting in an ancient tea house in Huizhou, sipping a pot of tea and engaging in a heartfelt, captivating conversation with others. The Tea of Huizhou also deliberately blends the natural scenery and architectural decorations of Huizhou into the tea, resembling the profound richness of Huangshan's igneous rocks, the elegant and ethereal beauty of Huangshan's pines, stones, clouds, and springs. This harmonious and subtle flavor is rarely seen in other works introducing tea regions. Especially, the author of this book holds certain positions, and in the midst of busy official duties, they take time out to contribute to the story of Huizhou tea. The words they write are not high-handed, commanding, or filled with bureaucratic jargon.