Hey tea lovers! In Haikou, Hainan Province, a traditional Hainanese tea pastime is brewing up excitement among locals and visitors alike. Known as "Lao Ba Cha" (old dad tea), this cherished tradition is making a delicious comeback, fueling domestic consumption and adding a dash of flavor to everyday life. 🍵
Traditional meets modern as this revival connects heritage with a contemporary twist. In a city buzzing with tech-savvy energy and vibrant street life, these tea sessions offer a welcome pause from our fast-paced digital routines.
CGTN's Lincoln Humphries followed his nose into Haikou, discovering a heartwarming blend of community spirit, culture, and innovation behind every cup. The "Lao Ba Cha" resurgence invites young professionals and food enthusiasts to experience a unique fusion of old-world charm and modern vibes. 😊
For many young residents in South and Southeast Asia, this revival isn’t just about tea—it’s a celebration of cultural roots reimagined for our urban lifestyles. So why not grab a cup of "Lao Ba Cha" and savor the tradition that's making waves in Haikou?
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Hainan's traditional tea house culture fuels domestic consumption
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