Hey tea lovers! The vibrant tea expo in Beijing is stirring up more than just delicious brews. 🍵 With a unique "cultural crossover" vibe, the event celebrates the art and soul of tea-making beyond its products.
Running during the solar term Grain Rain and starting on Sunday, April 20, this expo goes the extra mile by highlighting the rich intangible heritage woven into the tea industry. Honorary President Zhai Huqu of the China Association for the Promotion of International Agricultural Cooperation set the tone, emphasizing that preserving traditional techniques is key to the tea industry's evolution.
Representatives from the West Lake Longjing tea growing areas captivated audiences with dynamic demos—from carefully selecting tea leaves to pouring water with finesse, and serving tea as an art form. The fragrant, vibrant green West Lake Longjing tea continues to win hearts with its sweet taste and beautiful appearance.
This blend of tradition and modern passion offers a fresh perspective on cultural preservation, making it a must-see event for anyone who appreciates art, history, and a great cup of tea!
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Tea expo turns into demo stage for intangible cultural heritage
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