Why does Xiao Ceng, a college student, have to know tea before he can learn the eighteen martial arts of Longxing?

Longxing Eighteen Styles combines traditional tea ceremony,

Martial arts, dance, Zen and Yi Li are integrated in one furnace, which makes people experience the profound connotation of China tea culture in the performance of tea art.

The "Longxing Eighteen Styles" tea art refers to the eighteen tea-offering techniques created by the "Zen Tea" in Mengding Mountain. According to legend, the "Longxing Eighteen Styles" tea ceremony was created by Zen Hui, a monk in the Northern Song Dynasty, when he built a house in Mengding Mountain in the Qing Dynasty. In the past, the "Longxing Eighteen Styles" tea art, as a course for monks to practice, was only circulated among monks in Mengding Mountain, and it was not introduced to the people until the Qing Dynasty.

65438+February 65438+February, the reporter came to the foot of Mengding Mountain in Mingshan District, Ya 'an City, Sichuan Province. Xu Wei, a young man born in 1980s, holds a copper pot more than one meter long in his hand, turns it over, lifts the cup, and accurately fills it with water.