Hi Tea Lovers! Welcome to our Tea Blog! Pair your daily cup of tea with our enchanting read. Rejuvenate your mind and spirit with fascinating stories about the fascinating tea culture and history, and an overflowing fountain of tea’s health benefits and wellness tips.
What do Halle Berry, Janet Jackson, and Mike Tyson have in common? They’re all Fire Horses — born in 1966, a year so powerful in Chinese astrology that it only comes around once every 60 years.
Want to get lucky? “吉言带来吉祥” — Auspicious words bring auspicious blessings during Chinese New Year! Say, Gong Hey Fat Choy!
Why do we have two words for tea? The answer is trade routes. Dutch traders learned “te” from Fujian’s coastal cities where tea is grown and produced primarily and then spread it to Europe via ships. Meanwhile, “cha” traveled overland via the Silk Road. Your word for tea reveals whether your ancestors received it by sea or by land.
Uncovering the origin of Matcha Green tea.
“There are few hours in life more agreeable than…
afternoon tea.” — Henry James
“Yes, that’s it! Said the Hatter with a sigh, it’s always tea time.” – Alice in Wonderland
“Tea is a religion of the art of life.” – Okakura Kakuzo
5 Reasons Why I Made The Tea Documentary – A Big Story In A Small Teacup. For Tea Lovers, History Buffs, and Culture Enthusiasts. You’ll be Surprised By What’s In The Tea Leaves.
How is tea made? First, with love. The rest is work—a lot of it.
Aka Lunar New Year or Spring Festival (春節), CNY in Hong Kong comes with fantastic customs to bring good luck. Just don’t wash your hair!
Discover the zodiac animal within you and fun tea drinks to go along with your winning personality!
Tea! Bless ordinary everyday afternoon tea! – Agatha Christie
“My dear… give me a cup of tea to clear my muddle of a head…” ― Charles Dickens
In China, they say ginger heals hundreds of ailments. Explore why this ancient root earns such high praises!
You know Green tea is healthy for you, but you might not know the half of it…
“This TEA Documentary is time-travels through a teapot.” — Christy Hui
Craving Chinese food and fun social gatherings? Explore the Dim Sum tea essentials here.
“Well, patience is one thing. The other is allowing your spirit to move into the world without worrying. To be communal with people, ask them over a cup of tea.
“Tea is a calling, and you’re very lucky if you hear the call.”
You’ll love our TEA Art Book! A labor of love, this book for tea lovers accompanies the TEA Documentary, now streaming on Amazon. It takes readers like you on a visceral journey through ancient tea rituals and how these practices have brought calmness, mindfulness, and tranquility throughout the ages.
