Sage of Tea Lu Yu
In tea history, it is impossible not to come across mention of Lu Yu, the Sage of Tea or Patron Saint of Tea.
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Category: Tea In Literature
Sansenke and Sen no Rikyū’s Descendants
The most talked-about period drama of recent years has to be the British series, Downton Abbey, co-produced by Carnival Films and Masterpiece. However, lavish historical productions are certainly not novel elsewhere…
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Tea Is An Experience
Sitting down to drink a cup of tea grants us permission to slow down. Slowing down is a powerful…
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Tea Erasure Poetry from Dynastic Verse
Erasure poetry is a subgenre of found poetry which eliminates pre-existing text to compose a poem.
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Tea and Mystery by Ms. Agatha Christie
Everyone knows that reading and a cup of tea go hand in hand, and no one knew this better than Agatha Christie.
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Creative Writing Tea Prompt
Creative writing centered in tea has a tradition spanning over a millennium.
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Tea Cartoons; Need a chuckle with your tea?
Do Tea Cartoons Attract New Tea Drinkers? The World Tea Expo once scheduled a speaker that...
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The Big & Heavy Books About Tea
Heavy Books About Tea You may never have considered that the focus of a book review might be...
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Tea in Newspaper Headlines
An article titled “Care for a Cup of Satanic Chamomile?” appeared in the New York Times…
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Modern and Contemporary Poetry About Tea
This article is a compilation of excerpts from Chinese poets in translation, who steep emotions through various vessels in connection to tea.
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The Magic Tea Kettle; A Japanese Legend
Bunbuku Chagama, literally “Bunbuku tea-kettle,” is a Japanese folktale or fairy tale.
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Six Chinese Idioms About Tea: Understanding Culture via Language
The following six idioms demonstrate how tea is steeped within Mandarin.
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