Searching for Chinese organic tea from November 1st to December 6th in China
My tea house will open on December 6th
teahouse experience path
You will see the very cute sign first , enter from the left of the sign, pass the garden between the circle and the square, pass under the red Japanese feather maple tree, pass a row of sunflowers on your right, and you will see Bamboo gate, welcome to enter the backyard, you will see the wooden flower pot combination, there is a small bamboo forest on the left, go straight along the gravel path, you will see the teahouse, go straight to the small garden of the big pagoda, turn right to enter the tea house platform，Put your hand on the touchless hand sanitizer spray for a few seconds before entering the teahouse
Learn about the history of tea
Drink tea in time travel, talk to ancient people, and learn the history of tea
The importance of drinking tea
There are many health and social benefits to drinking tea. Simply sitting down to a cup of tea is pleasuarble, especially in a beautiful environment. Sipping tea requires you to slow down and savor the present moment. Perhaps best of all, sharing a pot of tea can inspire a sense of connection.
Learn the etiquette of Chinese tea ceremony
There are three kinds of finger-knocking rituals in the tea room:
1. The younger generation to the elder: Five fingers close together into a fist, the heart of the fist is downward, and the five fingers tap the table at the same time, which is equivalent to kneeling and worshiping with five bodies. Usually three taps are enough.
2. Between peers: Put your index fingers and middle fingers together and tap the table, which is equivalent to clasping fists with both hands. Knock three times to show respect.
3. For the elder to the younger: tap the index finger or middle finger on the table, which is equivalent to nodding. If you appreciate the junior, you can knock three times.
The emperor must kneel to accept the gift, but kneeling during the private interview will reveal his identity, and not kneeling is the crime of deceiving the emperor. So one of the ministers was in a hurry, so he bent his index finger and middle finger into a kneeling shape, and tapped three times instead of kneeling. This is what we often call the "knocking ceremony", also known as "thank tea ceremony".
Learn the etiquette of Chinese tea ceremony
Seasonal organic arrangements adorn the long teahouse table.
These natural and sensory wonders are designed to compliment the tea being served.
The smell of a welcome pine, a sunflower or rose from my garden enhance the sensory experience of the tea.
Your camera is welcome
Your camera is welcome to record the best memories of this experience
