The six traditional categories of Chinese tea are green, white, yellow, oolong, black, and dark tea, classified primarily according to processing rather than simply leaf color. Pu-erh is generally associated with dark tea, while Longjing belongs to green tea, Tieguanyin to oolong, and Dianhong to black tea.
The Unique World of Authentic Chinese Yellow Tea: A Serene Journey from Leaf to Cup
Yellow tea holds a special plac...
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With the fresh enthusiasm, every day I pry out a piece of tea to brew, with friends we sit around a table and savo...
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In order to brew out the most charming flavor, people often say that different tea should be matched with different...
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When we first start making tea, we always have a problem: how many grams of this tea should be just right?
In this ...
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There are many benefits to drinking tea, but the one that has always been the focus of attention is “slimming and f...
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