How to Drink Tea Like People from Tang Dynasty?

[@gamechanger8908]

China never ceases to amaze me, previous dynasties try and try again to destroy the memory and culture of the last. But they still survive. And the fact some of them are getting their renaissance.

[@JohnDamascus]

It's fascinating as it inspires the tea ceremony in Japan.

[@gamechanger8908]

Japan at one point considered itself a successor to Tang/Song dynasty, the same way Ottomans and Russians considered themselves successors to Rome/Byzantium.

[@jessicag630]

Thisis an interesting re-enactment video. Is it made by a professional, a museum, or an amateur historical enthusiast?

[@d00mch1ld]

Yea... The Europeans didn't bother replicating this, the most they got was something the merchants can crush, place in tea bags, with nice china/pots to brew their tea in.

[@discovercha98]

Thanks for presenting us such a wonderful ancient tea art ceremony!

[@matthewbreytenbach4483]

That was lovely.

[@ninjateacherlee3538]

I wish I had a Chinese wife . I would ask her to wear hanfu for me . That could be heaven on earth for me . (I'm not Chinese . Li is my nickname :) )