Roadside Tea View in Turkey
As early as hundreds of years ago, tea traveled far to Europe with the Silk Road. Turkey, at the end of the Silk Road, …
Iran with Tea and No Alcohol
The Iranians call tea “Channon”, and this coincidence with the Chinese language seems to suggest the inextricable relationship maintained by the ancient Silk Road. …
Uncle Sam’s “Instant Iced Tea”
With the increased awareness of health care, Asian health fashion, and love of tea hobbies, attracting more and more Americans, which have always been …
The Origin of Russian Tea Culture
Russia began to accept the Chinese tea-drinking method in the 16th century, and until the late 17th century, the style of tea drinking has …
The British Afternoon Tea Time
William Ux in “The Complete Book of Tea”, sorted out a history of Chinese tea entering England. about 1657, there was a coffee house …
Relationship Between Japanese Tea Ceremony and Chinese Tea Culture
Chinese tea and tea culture has the most profound impact on Japan, and the tea ceremony is one of the most typical elements of …
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Seven Major Tea Categories in China
1. Green Tea Green tea, also known as unfermented tea, is a tea made from suitable tea trees, after the traditional process of killing, …
The Four Major Tea Regions in China
China’s tea area is divided into four major tea regions according to the ecological environment, tea tree varieties, and tea structure, namely South China …