Your chinglish is bery good but do you not know that its rude to have such a large teapot for gong fu cha?

Honestly, what kind of world do we live in where it seems necessary to make a video about such self-evident things? (Perhaps with the exception of the finger gestures) 🤔😏😉

Excellent! Thank You!

Where can i buy some good oolong tea

Thank you

Very fascinating tea etiquette. Thank you 🙏🏻

茶海=公道杯，the tray with bamboo draining is 壺承，不是茶海

We call it Xiao Qing Gan,this is my home town specialty. This citrus was used as a royal tribute more than 1,000 years ago. Only the citrus produced in Xinhui has a particularly good lung-moistening effect. Thank you for your introduction.

1:55 but youth like you disrespected seniors very much during the cultural revolution, and teachers were humiliated. Why?

Chinese people are used to serving tea to guests and have formed a corresponding tea etiquette. For example, when inviting a guest to drink tea, the cup should be placed on the tray and offered with both hands. The cup should be placed in front of the guest's right hand. When talking and drinking, the guest should be provided with water in time. The guest should be good at "taste", sipping tea slowly and taking small mouthfuls instead of gulping it down.

thank you 🙏

Hey Emily, Greetings from Shanghai. Love your videos. Recently I was gifted two Celedon Glaze Tea Caddies both with Guihua Jiuqu Hongmei Tuan tea in them. Typically for tea gift packs, they came with nothing more than a name, so your video has helped me discover more about this Jiu Qu Hong Mei tea. Many thanks.

Where did you get this tea tray? I love it! very soothing video.

I did not enjoy this tea. Aroma and flavor were off. Maybe somehow the one I tried spoiled or something.

Haiyaaa what you talking about drink tea properly Put cup in mouth, make thing so complicated haiyaaa

wanna ask if the young guest enjoy the tea with our old parents , who is the first to serve ? our parents or the guest ?

Absolutely wonderful!

I have a question. When adding new tea leaves to the pot, should you remove the old ones, or simply add more leaves on top of the old leaves???

The finger tapping would be a sign of impatience and disrespect in Europe. Funny how such simple gestures can be perceived so differently.

I just happened across this video, and I realized that, for all the teas that I have tried through the years, I have never tried a chenpi puerh. You were so convincing that I just had to order some for myself, as I love pu-erh and I love various citrus flavors, so I am very excited about trying it, and quite sure I will like it. Thank you for your lovely presence in a lovely, informative video that encourages us to try new things!

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Buenos días. Dónde podemos comprar este té?

So interesting. Thank you!

Hello!

Nice video

Hey! Do you know in which page i can i buy chinesse tea? And send it to america?

Hello. Thank you for sharing this video. I have questions though. 1. May I know the reason why did you pour a boiling water into the tea pot and to other pitchers and little bowl? 2. What are those two tiny things in front right side of the video, tiny squash and piglet (I am not sure if that's piglet)? Are those for decorations or it has significant role that those things need to be present during tea ceremony? 3. What is that brush (I don't even know if that is a brush) doing there? What is the purpose of soaking the brush and putting it out from the tray? Thank you in advance for answering my questions.

Thanks for sharing the story behind the knocking thing. That's quite interesting story.

Hello. I am your new subscriber. This is helpful. I have a question though. Why need to pour water over the little tea pot and to the tiny bowl please? May I know the reason? Thanks in advance.

so complicated 😵

I have the honor and pleasure of owning a beautiful little Master Wu teapot. It pours,performs like magic!!!

I recieved a lovely pot many months ago,it had tiny spots of mildew!!! I scrubbed it with baking soda. First time,a fail. Second time,hooray!! I now use it for ,among other things,a 199 Gushu Sheng Puer,and it delivers so beautifully. I like to think that it is thanking me for healing it from its mildew misery😊

That was fascinating,thank you!

A great teapot,but how was the tea? Oolong can be a strange experience on my palate,for some reason. It can sometimes satisfy perfectly,and sometimes disappoint,strangely.

I love the clay teapots,each one speaks a language,and delivers a perfect tea.

thank you! id like to kno about the daily rhithm of drinking tea, are there times to drink tea and times not to drink tea ? do people drink it into the night ? mabe even like some drink coffee ? thankyou for any clarification !

Do you sell xishi tea pot?

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Where are you located?

Thank you for the lesson. ☺️

I love your tea videos. Hi from Panamá!

I’m Chinese and I love this video so much. Informative.

Thanks so much..it seems easy. Can't wait to try

Thank you. My student sent me a real tea set with everything including tea.I am ready for my tea ceremony

Me watching this video and thinking about the tea ceremony I participated in, in NYC, having not done any of this: OH shit.

Hellooo Emily , it’s soo relaxing to watch a Ua videos . Hoping to c more of ua tea videos ❤️❤️❤️ also cud u plz Temme how much tea do Chinese o other tea ppl drink in a day ? I c ppl brewing a pot of tea for one , do they end up drinking the whole pot ? Is it okay to drink a small pot of tea two o three times a day ??

谢谢你，艾米丽。我从未去过中国，但我希望有一天我会。

这是一个非常有趣的视频。使用小型魂兽重要吗？

感谢您的信息。你们都是非常漂亮的女士。

Thank you for sharing this interesting information. The Chinese tea etiquette has good reminders to respect our elders and to show thanks, respect, and hospitality. These are universal values, but we can see that something simp,e, like drinking tea, can have powerful social.messages and reinforce those values. This is important for every culture.