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Complete Guide to Chinese Tea
For many people, nothing beats greeting the morning with a nice cup of tea. Its refreshing, clean taste evokes a feeling of calmness and mindfulness. For more than four millennia, tea has delighted, inspired, and satisfied countless drinkers in all corners of the world. Olivia Yang, the author of The Art of Drinking Tea, said that “the Chinese are, without any doubt, the right people to understand everything about tea.” For thousands of years, the Chinese have practiced and maintained the art of tea cultivation, preparation, and consumption. As tea is deeply ingrained in Chinese culture, it is best to learn about it from them. Keep reading to know more about the utterly rich Chinese tea culture. Traditional Chinese Tea: The Basics There are several main types of Chinese tea, each one with distinct characteristics. Though all tea came from the same plant source - Camellia sinensis - they can be easily referred to as green tea, yellow tea, white tea, oolong tea, black tea, and dark tea. Here’s a brief description of each tea. Green Tea When you hear the word "tea," green tea is probably what first comes to your mind. After all, this is not just the oldest… -
Panzhihua Redheart Fruit
Introduction to Panzhihua Redheart Fruit Panzhihua has a wild fruit that every child who grew up in Panzhihua knows about - the Redheart Fruit. To many people, the taste of the Redheart Fruit is the taste of Panzhihua! In some places, kiwi fruits are also referred to as Redheart Fruits, but the Redheart Fruit we refer to here has nothing to do with kiwis. There is, however, a fruit called 'Guava' that has a similar taste to the Redheart Fruit. Product Characteristics The Redheart Fruit tree can reach up to 5 meters in height, with a trunk that is not very upright and green-brown, smooth bark. The leaves are opposite, leathery, long-elliptical or long-ovate, with downy hairs on the underside. The flowers are bisexual and white. The drupe is ovular, pear-shaped, or spherical, turning pale yellow or pink when ripe, with a slightly sour taste and a unique aroma. The seeds are small and numerous. In nature, they are often spread by birds and reproduce through seed propagation. The Redheart Fruit is rich in Vitamin C, and its fruit has medicinal effects for treating diabetes and lowering blood sugar levels. The leaves can also be used to treat diarrhea. The…
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