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2013-08-22
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Tea is an indispensable part of the life of a Chinese. A Chinese saying identifies the seven basic daily necessities as fuel, rice, oil, salt, soy sauce, vinegar, and tea. The custom of drinking tea is deeply ingrained in almost every Chinese, and has been for over a thousand years (Jing Tea Shop, 2009). The Chinese were the first to discover tea. Wherever Chinese go, the custom of drinking tea follows. Back when I was spending enough time in Hong Kong China, almost every morning in any parks wo
This place is really huge with quite a bit of interesting interior and furniture to be appreciated. There are many antiques and furniture that has been very well preserved.Served with light nut and seed bites, this tea break is perfectly amazing for some quality bonding time. At the same time, enjoy and learn a little bit of the art of tea ceremony from the tea connoisseur who will share the Chinese art of tea tasting. The proprietress serves us well and it was indeed lovely to have that quick chat with her. Here is the demonstration of tea ceremony and how we should be savouring tea. A common mistake people often make is to steep tea leaves for a long time to achieve the thick extract out of it.
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