Wang Jian
Wood, rice, oil, salt, soy sauce, vinegar and teaâ€”otherwise known as "the seven things that open the door"â€”are the basic kitchen necessities Chinese people cannot do without in their daily lives. Among them, tea holds a very special place. It is not only a beverage, but also an integral part of people's hearts and minds, thus shaping a unique tea culture in China.,In ,All the Tea in China,, you will learn everything about Chinese tea for practical uses, as well as for meditation. Discover the origin of tea, its different species, production method and drinking etiquette. Also, through the vivid illustrations, readers will gain information about what tea is and how to identify a good quality kind. At the same time, the quotations, poems, sayings, and stories in the book are presented chronologically so that readers can appreciate what tea has inspired and why it continues to delight the Chinese people. A joy to read, ,All the Tea in China, will be sure to enhance your tea experience.
Food and Drink,Tea,Nonfiction
All the Tea in China: History, Methods and Musings