What’s in the tea cup

It seems a rather simple question, but it is a question that hardly can get a perfect answer. To make it short, there are 3 to drink and the primary key words will be The Taste Again, there are 3 tastes to explore by individual preferences which is subject to respective willingness and capabilities: So… Continue reading What’s in the tea cup

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Tea & Zen

Here is the reflection of the day: It does not matter how many ups and downs I have been through from people, situations or professional achievements in life, there is no more important learning than to manage each step with universal equality and tolerance in mind. What should come, would come which I delightfully to… Continue reading Tea & Zen

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Tea, More than a healthy beverage

Often when we speak about health, our thought would automatically link with what and how to shape the physical conditions or diet without knowing; as matter fact there are more perspectives should be considered in the subject of ‘Health’. Often when we speak about health, our thought would automatically link with what and how to… Continue reading Tea, More than a healthy beverage

MeiZhan Oolong

According to the latest Chinese botanic encyclopedia, there are 76 different tea tree cultivars have been identified as ‘suitable’ tea tree cultivar to produce Oolong tea, and MeiZhan is one of it. Mei Zhan tea tree is also known as Gaojiao oolong tea tree, asecual growing and normally is bush type of mid-sized leaves tea… Continue reading MeiZhan Oolong

A moment of reflection

I started to work in 1975. The disappointment from the first job interview urged me to think how to proceed from the choice of job, i.e. 1. working for big company with higher income? or 2. working with new start up to re-shape my learning in international business management knowledge and to advance my capabilities… Continue reading A moment of reflection

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Tea Morals

In “Cha Jing” written by Lu Yu, he has mentioned tea morals for the personality cultivation in four Chinese words which worthwhile for repeatedly relearn through reflection: “精 jing” The direct English translation is “Refinement”. How to refine the daily life is a matter of choice, the challenge is whether we know what and how… Continue reading Tea Morals

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The Tast of Tea

茶游于嘴 In the most well known Chinese web media, they mentioned the taste of tea is bitter, however it won’t stay on the bitterness. But, is it correct for Chinese fine quality teas? Perhaps the text written in the ShenNong BenCao Jing about tea – “the basic character of tea is bitter” – has been… Continue reading The Tast of Tea

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Difference in Living Tea vs. Cha Dao

茶有道俗之分吗? LuYu said Tea, the essence for health cultivation, it helps to unthirst, release stressful energy, ease headache, brighten vision, calming worries, good for joints, cast way tireness; regularly drinking tea for a longer period of time helps to bring joy to mind, improve and refreshing thinking…..Besides those basic health benefits, tea lovers who truly… Continue reading Difference in Living Tea vs. Cha Dao

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Critical 3 Minds learning

In life we will experience a lot ups and downs, regardless age, there are 3 major learnings we all have to encounter in life: https://youtube.com/shorts/vhweeEYwKiA

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