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Tea poet – Wen Jianping

Wen Jianping, a tea poet born in northern Fujian in 1954, is a legendary figure in the tea industry. After working various jobs and training in military academies, he engaged in political theory education for a long time. He began to pay attention to traditional culture and tea culture after...

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Benefit of aged white tea

Benefit of aged white tea Old white tea, aged for several years, is becoming increasingly popular. Studies have shown that the longer the storage year of white tea, the more significant its anti-inflammatory, hypoglycemic, and gastrointestinal conditioning effects. Additionally, the natural withering tea process of white tea is conducive to the...

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Six kinds of tea

As an avid tea drinker, I have always preferred tea over plain water, as plain water often tastes bland or has a strange metallic taste. While I have had years of experience drinking tea and have become familiar with the names of different teas, I recently realized that I didn't...

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Cha / Tea.

It's interesting to note that the English spelling of tea in Taiwan is "Cha," which is also the traditional Chinese pronunciation of the word. In China, "Tea" and "Cha" are both used, depending on the region and mode of transportation.

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A must-read book about Rock Tea

"Wuyi Yueming" is a must-read book about rock tea. It is a professional book that provides a detailed introduction to Wuyi rock tea, written by Mr. Wong Kam Chi The book covers various aspects of Wuyi rock tea, including its history, varieties, production, evaluation, and more, making it a comprehensive...

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