Why do we have two words for tea? The answer is trade routes. Dutch traders learned “te” from Fujian’s coastal cities where tea is grown and produced primarily and then spread it to Europe via ships. Meanwhile, “cha” traveled overland via the Silk Road. Your word for tea reveals whether your ancestors received it by sea or by land.
“Tea is a calling, and you’re very lucky if you hear the call.”
Craving Chinese food and fun social gatherings? Explore the Dim Sum tea essentials here.
“This TEA Documentary is time-travels through a teapot.” — Christy Hui
“The elixir of heaven and earth, tea connects us.” — Christy Hui
“Tea had become more than just a beverage – it was the British Empire’s lifeblood.”
Discover the zodiac animal within you and fun tea drinks to go along with your winning personality!
“Tea is a religion of the art of life.” – Okakura Kakuzo
Tea! Bless ordinary everyday afternoon tea! – Agatha Christie
Discover the zodiac animal within you and fun tea drinks to go along with your winning personality!
Uncovering the origin of Matcha Green tea.
5 Reasons Why I Made The Tea Documentary – A Big Story In A Small Teacup. For Tea Lovers, History Buffs, and Culture Enthusiasts. You’ll be Surprised By What’s In The Tea Leaves.
