Gongfu Tea Ceremony,
Showing posts with label Ceremony. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Ceremony. Show all posts
Saturday, June 22, 2013
Tea TV#5 Gongfu Tea Ceremony
Tea TV#5 Gongfu Tea Ceremony Tube. Duration : 7.23 Mins.
Gongfu Tea Ceremony,
Gongfu Tea Ceremony,
Thursday, March 7, 2013
Chinese Tea Ceremony Gaiwan: Jasmine Pearl Tea
Chinese Tea Ceremony Gaiwan: Jasmine Pearl Tea Video Clips. Duration : 4.25 Mins.
musiccitytea.com Jenny is preparing beautiful hand-rolled pearls of green tea wrapped around jasmine flowers. When steeped, the leaves unfold to slowly relea...
musiccitytea.com Jenny is preparing beautiful hand-rolled pearls of green tea wrapped around jasmine flowers. When steeped, the leaves unfold to slowly relea...
Sunday, January 27, 2013
Chinese tea ceremony (English) in Beijing
Chinese tea ceremony (English) in Beijing Tube. Duration : 4.93 Mins.
Attending a traditional Chinese tea ceremony in one tea house in Beijing, and learned basic knowledge and experience of Chinese tea. Tea is the most common and popular drink in China. You can try it either at home or at restaurant.
Attending a traditional Chinese tea ceremony in one tea house in Beijing, and learned basic knowledge and experience of Chinese tea. Tea is the most common and popular drink in China. You can try it either at home or at restaurant.
Wednesday, December 19, 2012
Tea Ceremony - December 10, 2009
Tea Ceremony - December 10, 2009 Video Clips. Duration : 0.95 Mins.
Chinese music filled the media center on Dec. 10 as Ceramics 1 and Ceramics Advanced students put their porcelain cups and terra cotta tea pots to use in a traditional Chinese tea ceremony to end the semester at Antioch Community High School. All aspects of Chinese tea culture were on display, including the preparation of the tea and the method of expressing gratitude for the tea, which is done by knocking two fingers in the table or saying xie xie (pronounced shay shay). Students prepared a variety of teas to serve, among them oolong, pu-erh, and jasmine. All were brewed in the tradition of the Kung Fu Tea Ceremony.
Chinese music filled the media center on Dec. 10 as Ceramics 1 and Ceramics Advanced students put their porcelain cups and terra cotta tea pots to use in a traditional Chinese tea ceremony to end the semester at Antioch Community High School. All aspects of Chinese tea culture were on display, including the preparation of the tea and the method of expressing gratitude for the tea, which is done by knocking two fingers in the table or saying xie xie (pronounced shay shay). Students prepared a variety of teas to serve, among them oolong, pu-erh, and jasmine. All were brewed in the tradition of the Kung Fu Tea Ceremony.
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