This was so good, thank you

Can i buy some tea from you. Or where to get the best Oolong Teas

The pear duanni teapot... Might you know where I can find one like it? I have been searching, found several in the general shape, but not handmade, or without those wonderful twig elements... Any help would be so appreciated.

I watched another video of tea pots and there was one that looked like it was made from purple clay with the gold highlighted details and it was a dragon headed turtle. The person said it was not purple clay and they think it was made/carved from stone. Could stone be a better material to make tea pots out of to preserve the flavor of tea because it will not expand/contract like clay does? I also understand that purple clay tea pots can absorb the flavour of tea to improve the flavor so that is a good reason to use purple clay and it also doesn't expand/contract as much as other clays. It seems that stone would be a good or even better material to make tea pots with, however the purple clay looks beautiful but there are also stones that can mimic that color and can also have unique colors and visual chacteristics. The only reason I would ask if stone is better is because it is not as limited of a natural resource as purple sand/purple clay. I'm not really sure if it's stone or clay but in the comments a person says it's stone. This is the video of that tea pot: kzfaq.info6Rcj_htVT_g?si=Yx_tfKJmPRU_cTdR

Oh my goodness,at 8:12,the Joan No teapot,it is like seeing heaven,revealed. Wow.

Good heavens,those people made lovely teapots!

This video is,without a doubt,the FINEST video about the creation of Yixing clay! My mind is still amazed at what I saw. I shall proceed to view all of your other videos,with gratitude.

Marvelous video! Thank you!

Great video, very informative. I liked the poem. I never knew chinese nobles liked purple. I just thought they liked gold. European nobles also liked purple.

3:40 6g/120 ml = 1 : 20, not 1 : 50. but nice video otherwise

谢谢， 非常有意思！

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Ok friend are welcome can see ok............oh guy ,......

blanc还是跟blank一起记比较好233

reupload？

Hello edward, i need a steer in the right direction. There is this boba shop .. that i've been going to. They use tea bag btw. So the notes... iono how they do it... but this black tea is unlike any other tea places I've had... This tea is a very dark color tea...i will say dark golden brown and it contains strong notes of a DARK chocolate hits you right away... very nutty as well and the after taste is like a mild fermentation... not that sour or "astringent?" .. it doesn't leave any weird feelings on my teeth at all...Do you know what type of of black tea is being used??

First time commenting. I have a _zhū ní lóng dàn hú_ (朱泥龙蛋壶) for _Qīng Xiāng Dòng Dǐng_ Oolong Tea (清香冻顶乌龙茶), and two _zǐ ní piān gǔ hús_ (紫泥偏古壶) for _wǔ yí lǎo shuǐ xiān_ (武夷老水仙) and _jí pǐn ròu guì_ (极品肉桂), respectively. I'm planning on getting a _zǐ shā hú_ (紫砂壶) for either vintage _shēng pǔ ěr_ (生普洱) or vintage _shú pǔ ěr_ (熟普洱); could you tell me which color of _zǐ shā_ (紫砂) would be most suitable? Cheers from Japan.

Thank you, excellent video

Very informative to know that Japanese tea ceremony came from Song dynasty tea preparation.

Give me money i add you 1 veiw for this sh*t

Does anyone know of an alternative for this clay, especially the texture before heating it

Excellent video, awesome you!

so informative! thanks for your sharing

Nicely done, Edward!

Great video, clear and detail. This video answer my question,when i visit museum majapahit (trowulan,indonesia) there are some ceramic from dinasty Song, yuan, Ming, Qing. Majapahit kingdom was trading with china at that time. The ceramic is unique, strong,still in good shape even centuries underground. So choose material, lot of proccess and ageing the clay

I love Tang dynasty. Rich in arts, literature, culture. 💗

Thank you for this!n Is there is a difference between Hogni clay and Zhuni clay?

Ohh, this is so great! Thank you so much for sharing this informations, love your videos. I love tea and learning chinese, your videos are so much useful for me. 谢谢

I really like your style and all of your videos that I have seen I think the history is very interesting and the tea brewing is also educational and beautiful.

Finally. Now I finally understand why they are named as they are. Thank you. I would enjoy even more information on these little beauties.

The flowers are nice. Would you use 菊花 in the fall?

Oh man, I would love to try making my own teapot!

Keemun tea's unique fragrance possess perfumes of apples and orchids, fresh and long lasting.

Excellent...enjoying watching your video!

看青做青 🌞💧🔥

Very pleasing to watch, i like the music. Your hands are very stable.

Beautiful and relaxing!

兰花指好看！

Ça ma l'air très bien ta chaîne

We want more Chinese sentences about tea :))

还是明亮的背景看起来比较舒服

wow interesting

Fermented Shou Mei is made of a few years old Shou Mei which belongs to White tea family. Then it went through a “发花” process, which is common when producing dark tea. This is the post fermentation process and it will develop "golden flower"in tea as you can see from both the dry leaves and infused tea. I regard it as sort of a knockoff for decades aged white tea. But it is a balenced combination of white tea and dark tea.

跟着曲老师学知识👏👏👏

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your videos are so informative!

Awesome video! So important for new 茶人 to understand

曲老师的视频做的太好了，专业就是专业！能够学到很多东西，以后和别人聊天，我可以说得头头是道✌️

Thank you for the v informative video as I begin my foray into the world of Tea! Could I suggest that the font of the chinese writings be a little more legible?

I really enjoyed your video! Can't wait to watch more 😊