Chinese Tea Ceremony Yixing teapot: Wuyi Oolong

[@pikmak920]

Honestly, I get more ASMR feels from this video than any of the ASMR tea ceremony videos. Ironic because this is just a tea ceremony demonstration, not even meant for ASMR.

[@goatwarrior3570]

She is sooo cute.

[@woodnymph1809]

I love when she tries to smile.

[@VeganSemihCyprus33]

You are cute :) Very interesting ceremony. I think it is a great way of socialization, watching someone doing something without talking and then you drink together. We need more traditions like this.

[@dogtreks1]

Ha great video I am looking at purchasing one of their tea sets, but when she smiles oh man i laugh

[@musiccitytea]

you can check our website we sale all the chinese tea set, www.musiccitytea.com Thank you for like our video. Jenny Music City Tea

[@dariowiter3078]

I have seen this video before, but I must say that I enjoy watching this simple, yet elegant, ceremony, which is better than the Japanese tea ceremony. Thank you for presenting this on KZbin! 😀

[@morganolfursson2560]

It is just different from the Japanese tea ceremony . not better not worse . Besides there are hundreds of different styles of Chinese and Japanese tea ceremonies .

[@maniacNF]

She is too cute! I died and came back as a tea leaf. She poured hot water all over me but it was ok.

[@latanya8587]

good question. 1st reason is to keep brewing temperature consistent- same on the outside of teapot as inside. helps the flavor develop better. 2nd reason is to put a shine on the clay pot; new teapots have a matte finish and look kind of ugly. it's the oil from tea leaves that give the teapot it's shiny finish. the more you use the teapot the better it looks. older teapots have a shiny lacquer finish. but it's not painted- it's buildup of tea leaf oil. so, pour tea on top of teapot every time.

[@raquer10101]

For some reason, this makes a lot of sense to me. It's a cleaning (straight boiled water first), seasoning (first round of tea poured onto the clay to enrich flavor), and enjoyment (ahh oolong) ritual. A great cultural strong point for the traditional Chinese family.

[@Doro7431]

Big difference between water from brass piping and water being brought to boiling temperature in a metal pot. It is best to use spring water etc or to let your tap water settle for a few days, if unavoidable.

[@crankychicks]

Wow, so many steps in 5 min. It would help if there is an explanation. Do we water the pot to keep it warm?

[@callisto8413]

Very interesting.

[@ravenstar100]

please can you tell me the name of this beautiful music? its so lovely I could listen to it for hours. thank you.

[@Doro7431]

For the best tea, it is necessary to avoid the water making contact with metal. The metal boiler and strainer are not so good, though convenient. A porcelein or glass pot is better.

[@tiejingang]

Wood and bamboo utensils also have an incredibly strong taste...as strong as metal. So, I'm not sure what you are talking about. I prefer to boil my tea in pots made completely of gold or silver, to ensure that there is no taste from the pot.

[@sxygi]

THANK YOU SO MUCH! ^_^

[@masterofgamez7581]

wow.. love it, actually she is making Kungfu Tea. I've left my hometown (WuYi mountain. small city and population ) for 7 year, I really want to know who she is.

[@woodnymph1809]

I don't know how much you know about the specifics in tea brewing, but do you think you could do one that explains what the tools are and just why you do things ins certain order? Oh and love the face you make when you spill the tea leaves, it's too cute. Lol

[@AljazKolsek]

She's almost too cute :-)

[@musiccitytea]

Thank you, I would love to meet u.

[@FMykal]

Thank you.

[@charlottethompson6138]

+Tea musiccity This looks so calming and I'm hoping to buy my own yixing set and I was wondering, which would you suggest I use, oolong tea or black tea?

[@AdamYusko]

Nice Video! Is there a reason why you chose that shape of teapot for Wuyi Oolong?

[@zalt57]

You have to understand the tea culture in China to know why there is water and tea everywhere on the table. It is ment to be that way. The hot water warms the cups and the teapot. It also washes the tea. This was a demonstration but when it is done by someone special there is more meaning to the ceremony.

[@kawaiitoychica3441]

aren't u suppose to roll the tea thing so u can get the small tea leaves

[@dharmaofdog7676]

Wish she would explain what she is doing & why?

[@dogtreks1]

check out 2:13 little slip of the tongue hehehe

[@TheEatMeDrinkMe69]

Perhaps her face is more proportionally similar to westerners? It's like familiar cake with a secret ingredient, I suppose. But I would really like an example of what is considered very attractive in China so I could get a better idea of what you mean. (BTW, she looks very lovely and elfish and creating a standard for beauty is rather general and harsh.)

[@FMykal]

What's the purpose of pouring the first infusion over the teapot? Does it have a function or is it just part of the ritual?

[@liamvnbw]

They say the 'oils' in the tea give the teapot a nice shine

[@musiccitytea]

Yes，oolong tea best pot which is yixing pot

[@hadrianuslow]

is that you musiccitytea?

[@adventureguy4119]

Can I use an oolong pot for european styl teas as well or will it reuin pot/

[@69hassi]

こういうの飲んでみたいなぁ

[@jennytai623]

As an experienced tea maker I don't think she looks very professional, but ok....it's sort of cute that she isn't.

[@musiccitytea]

[@DrakkariaDarKay]

i have the same utensil set. do you sell replacement pieces?

[@musiccitytea]

you can check our website we sale all the chinese tea set, www.musiccitytea.com Thank you for like our video. Jenny Music City Tea

[@DrakkariaDarKay]

Tea musiccity i have looked over the site and do not see any replacement pieces. I don't want to buy a whole new set

[@musiccitytea]

I am sorry we do not sale is seperately

[@user-zy4kp9xp5s]

Can I ask what the point of the narrow sharp utensil is? Why would you scrape the tea out of the spoon instead of tipping it in?

[@fretpuke]

Autonomous sensory meridian response overload.

[@KP-zb1tr]

Oodlepoodle Puke lol. You're here for that too huh? Us ASMR people tend to look for the same things.

[@AndrewKerensky]

whow

[@LantanaAugust]

I don't understand why you have to be so rude.. You wouldn't say that to anyone's face.

[@musiccitytea]

Check out this video on KZbin:

[@yshkz3844]

Chinese have to angry to Korean tea Ceremony! Why don't you?

[@fretpuke]

Oh God damnit, they cut it off at 5:46 And I was so close to finishing!!! Back to redtube I guess -.-

[@user-zm8qo2iz6h]

Yeah very useful video but when she looks and smiles right to the camera it creepy as hell

[@argonwheatbelly637]

That's what throws me, and then I realized what it looks like. I think I know why she's doing it: She's making tea, and demonstrating the shop's wares....there is no real Gong Fu, not even casually. It feels like tea...really-bad porn. Does that make sense? Educational, but not what it's about. Their website needs corrections and a makeover, too.

[@jeanneflores7590]

That's you the creepy, she's just trying to make the performance she's just not comfortable at it Damn

[@hawaiianchariot]

the trick is NO SPILL DA WATA!! ha ha ha

[@zOMGLaserGunzPewPew]

actually it's intentional spilling.

[@AymanMac]

shes not good, because she moves too fast !

[@musiccitytea]