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The word Teahouse stemmed from Ming Dynasty and became common after Qing nasty. Except for that, there are also other names like tea building, tea mill, tea shop, tea garden,...

Tea ceremony is also known as chanoyu , or the A Way of Tea, in Japan. It is a very prevalent and popular practice in Japan. It has its roots...

Choosing the Tea Tea brewing is a process to make tea by curing freshly boiled water over tea leaves inside a teapot. To brew a cup of tea with a...

The Arrangement of the Teaware The process of arranging and placing the teaware on the tea table should be 'gentle', ' accurate' and 'steady'. Gentle means the tea master should...

It is not only possible to cultivate our aesthetic senses through Cha Dao, we can also enhance our character, our personality and form a more balanced view of ourselves and...

When people participate in tea related activities, they actually experience an aesthetic process consisting of many art forms, including painting, music, poetry, sculpture, and interior architectural design. During this process,...

Tea ceremony is the foundation of Cha Dao practices. The eight teachings of Taetea ceremony were created by Taetea based on Fu'er tea brewing skills that separate the tea brewing...

Through its union with Chinese civilization, tea gave birth to traditional Chinese Chadao and the myths and mysteries associated with it Chadao is the sublime crystallization of human tea-drinking, an...

The Eight Teachings of the TAETEA System are both a set of elegant and procedural skills to brew tea and are self-motivating methods of self-introspecting Chadao studies. It consists of...

The Eight Teachings of the TAETEA System are both a scientific method of tea brewing and a set of graceful etiquettes demonstrating the beauty of Chadao. They are both a...

Basic Meaning Cleansing refers to the process of having the body and the spirit enter a ream of cleanness and purity. Cleansing requires that apart from the tea host being...

Basic Meaning Opening has a twofold meaning,referring both to laying out the mat and the tea sets on it and to treating the guest or guests with openness, frankness and...