The first sip of tea decides one's fate in life.

To drink tea, one's heart must be calm. People who like drinking tea, must be people who enjoy quietness. Tea is a spiritual thing of nature, it comes to us with the fragrance of nature and has been cultivated by human hands. When you are with tea for a long time, you start talking to it as if it were alive. Tea always has a mysterious quality: it can be rich when one is sad, clear and subtle when one's heart is at ease, and tasteless when things are ordinary, thus changing its flavor according to the mood of the person drinking it.

There are hundreds of daily emotions, the joys and sorrows at work, the melancholy and happiness in life, all mixed together, making up a person's life. Each night, one's heart can quiet down, filtering out the trivial matters, just as this cup of clear tea finally has its home. Tea needs to be steeped for a long time, boiling water, washing the cup - these are all processes needed.

Tea is a grain by grain, slowly unfolding in the cup, like a heavenly being scattering flowers in the cup, overflowing with a world of clear green. The leaves are big and small, rolled up or shrunk, each one having different roles, but they play out the same world, which is a pure world that does not compete with the world.

The tea aroma is the subtle fragrance of years. It is the sweetness after experiencing wind and rain, bitter and sweet. Tea forever preserves its simple connotation. Regardless of how many changes it has undergone, its branch shape remains unchanged. Its taste is clear, with a layer of green gauze wrapped around it, emitting a faint aroma. Drinking tea requires drinking a mood and a natural sentiment.

A delicate and unassuming nature, not contending with the world, one should seek happiness in a carefree life. When drinking tea, you must drink in the spirit of it. If you only pay attention to the process but lack the pleasure of drinking tea, then it's not really enjoying tea. Tea is very straightforward and simple as it is.