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Comment by sj on March 20, 2012 at 4:20pm

Haven't checked this website and group for a while, I'm glad to be back and see you tea lovers here! <3

Comment by Culture Yard on December 22, 2011 at 7:54pm

Join us at Culture Yard tomorrow night for a Tea Workshop hosted by Tea Expert Jiang Jianfeng.

You will learn about the history, growing process, different tea categories, preservation of each kind of tea, and tips on making it.  Each workshop will include a lecture, demonstration and a tea tasting.

Wulong (Oolong) Tea – a semi-fermented tea, has a complex production phase starting with withering under the sun, and later oxidization, finishing with curling and twisting. Especially popular in southern China and south-east asia,  is considered to have the richest taste of all Chinese tea.

Next workshops: Dec 23 (Fri) 19:00 – 21:00

Registration: workshop@cultureyard.net or call 010-84044166

Spaces are limited  so register early to save your seat.

Price: 70 RMB

Comment by 小艾 on March 21, 2011 at 6:44pm

how did i not see this group for so long?! i love tea, and as i come from England I love to drink tea a lot, (especially in the afternoon with some cake, such a brilliant combination!- anyone with me?)... by the way i like to make the cakes too :)

how about a get together of tea and cake enthusiasts with good company?

Comment by wenxing zheng on March 15, 2011 at 12:22pm

Welcome anyone here who loves tea and talks about tea to our family teashop at the C-109, Dong Ya Wangjing center, Chaoyang district, Just near the Wangjing Hua-Lian and Walmart.

You are always welcome.

Comment by American Me on March 15, 2011 at 11:03am

Who else wants to come on the Tea and Qigong Retreat in May with me? This the 2nd annual Tea and Qigong Retreat in Wuyishan. We will be studying Taoist and Zen tea culture. There will be some amazing tea masters there and we will be visiting wild and ancient tea tree forests. Last years was an amazing adventure and I expect this year to be even better. Please see www.wildteaqi.com and click on the Retreats page
let me know if any questions.

Comment by Mary King on April 26, 2010 at 7:22pm

I love Japanese tea ceremony -- particularly Urasenke. Now, I am in China I would like to learn about tea here. I am British -- so from a nation of tea lovers :-)

Comment by eveline_young on October 26, 2009 at 11:35am

品茶品得是一种意境，与中国的文化（琴、棋、书、画）是分不开的，而中国文化内在就一个字“静”。这与中国的道教又是分不开的，“取日月于精华，浑天地于一体”。“功夫”与“茶”.....哈哈哈，这是一笑话！茶道其本身是极磨耐性－－“忍”，茶道之修为非常人所能悟出的，五千年的文化都在这里了。

Comment by Rosa on October 22, 2009 at 8:08pm

i love flowertea!

Comment by Han Solo on October 22, 2009 at 4:41am

Who doesn't love tea?