Author: Jiao Jialiang
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Publish Date: 2007-02-01
Features: The reason this book is titled "The Way of Pu-erh Tea" is to promote the ideology and principles surrounding Pu-erh Tea. "The Way (Dao)," as the Chinese post-traditional Confucian and Daoist thought has long revolved around this character. The Way is not a law, but rather what people advocate, the manner in which one engages in a certain behavior. The Way of Pu-erh Tea was once hidden in Yunnan, concealed in time, and kept by the people at the edge of the world. However, because of its fragrance—sharp yet enduring, restrained yet vast, ancient yet fresh—it has finally arrived at this day of revelation. I believe every Pu-erh tea enthusiast will regard the pursuit, dedication, planning, and practice of the Way as the lifelong goal of their lives. This book focuses on the vision and reflection of the heart and eyes. It begins with nature and returns to nature.
Pu-erh Tea Ceremony
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