Tea, seemingly just a small Drink to quench one's thirst, but upon closer appreciation, one can uncover its charm.
For those who enjoy tea, drinking alone is enjoyable, as is inviting a few close friends to share a cup.
Whether on a journey, in the park, or on the grass, brewing a cup of tea adds a unique pleasure to these moments.
Beautiful appearances are all the same, but interesting souls find joy in tea.
Those who love tea can glimpse into the past and future through the minutiae of daily life, and they can also encounter another version of themselves in the aroma of tea. When everyday life serves as the vessel, the tea's fragrance lingers far and wide; when the tea's aroma nourishes us, the world shares in its delight.
The charm of tea is like that of a dancing plant; while many flowers are beautiful and captivating, only this one can move to a dance.
To truly love tea, one must first understand it. I have interviewed several “tea enthusiasts” and “tea fanatics,” whose deep affection for tea knows no bounds.
Each year, they travel extensively across the major tea mountains in Wuyi, familiarizing themselves with every Village, every aspect of each mountain, the climate, environment, weather conditions of the year, the cooperation level of local farmers, and the production volume of various brands. They know these details inside and out.
This dedication is driven by the desire to savor a fine cup of tea during leisurely moments.
Those who love tea often have nearly perfect tea settings.
The tea setting is the most aesthetically pleasing part of a tea lover's life, designed to achieve some semblance of perfection in a life that is inherently imperfect.
A person deeply in love with tea experiences more happiness than others, because they have more friends and confidants, and they are better at appreciating, embracing, and letting go.
“There is no supreme tea; what suits your taste is best.”
No matter where it comes from or how it tastes, lovers of tea will not turn their noses up at any kind of tea, much like how they accept friends with different personalities, recognizing the strengths in each one. Regardless of the tea, tea aficionados will bring out its full potential, infusing it ten times, twenty times, never discarding it easily, for they understand the hard work that goes into each leaf.
Devoting one's life to loving tea is a profound form of happiness.
While others may covet handbags, my passion lies with tea. Others joke that bags can cure all ills, but we can earnestly reply, “Drinking Tea in moderation is good for you.”
Those who do not drink tea might struggle to comprehend this sentiment, but those who love tea find joy in it.
Tea lovers often want to share their beloved tea with others but are also reluctant to part with it, a somewhat “petty” trait that does not detract from their appeal but rather makes them seem more genuine.
May all tea lovers enjoy a more delightful and relaxed life, finding their true selves amidst the fragrant steam of tea.