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Chinese Tea

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With over 120 stunning color photographs and illustrations, Chinese Tea is an exploration of this treasured beverage in China.
An excellent companion for those who have an interest in Chinese tea and its rich traditions. Learn about the history of Chinese tea, the 10 most popular Chinese teas and the philosophies and wisdom behind drinking tea. This book introduces the delicately crafted art of the tea ceremony, and the etiquette of drinking tea at a traditional tea house. It also teaches the reader how to prepare Chinese tea at home, along with touching upon the health benefits of tea.
In this book, you will find a practical guide to the most popular Chinese teas, and an overview of the utensils used to brew the perfuect cup of tea. There is an introduction to the Tao of Chinese Tea and an explanation of the art of tea, which shows how tea drinking can be regarded as a representation of the oriental culture. This book also introduces the health benefits of drinking tea.

112 pages, Hardcover

First published March 1, 2010

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March 12, 2018
Anyone who knows me knows that I enjoy drinking tea. This book teaches history of chinese tea as well as about the different types of tea and utensils used in tea art.
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January 14, 2022
I'm not sure what is the point of this book as the contents are the same as the author's other book Tao of Chinese Tea.
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May 13, 2017
Shallow, even if it had its moments. As it often the case with Chinese books on tea, there are always a few new info to learn and photos you have never seen.

It's mostly a "touristy" kind of book, the paper equivalent of a famous restaurant... for tourists, that is. Yes, it highlights the local good food, it's sponsored by the local Chamber of commerce as the real thing, but it's not a place where a local would be. In its authenticity it comes out as fake.

Noteworthy the photos of the 3 different types of tea ceremony.
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