Yu Qiuyu that prose poem about tea

Yu Qiuyu's Tea Language of Two Parties. Mr. Yu's "Two Sides of Tea Language" has this classic passage, linking tea drinking with poetry, and making tea drinking closely linked to traditional Chinese culture:

"The poetry of tea drinking in China is a product of Chinese culture, no matter whether it is the poetry of the green tea's tenderness or that of the oolong's longevity, all of them are of long standing. Even if we do not say Lu Yu's "tea scripture", from the general poetry can always frequently smell tea.

According to a Chinese tea culture researcher I know, the most delicate parts of tea culture is also the most difficult to preserve, every time destroyed in the military chaos, and later replanted and roasted from the original starting point of quenching the thirst, I do not know how many times to break, how many times to die, but because of those poems in the poetic meaning of drinking tea is not broken, not dead."

Yu Qiuyu, born on August 23, 1946, in Yuyao County, Ningbo City, Zhejiang Province, is a renowned contemporary Chinese cultural scholar, theorist, cultural historian, writer and essayist.?

Expanded Information:

Yu Qiuyu is a writer and a writer of poetry, poetry, and prose. p>Yu Qiuyu is known for his historical and cultural prose, and his collection of essays "Cultural Journey" was widely popular after its publication. He is also the author of such prose works as Notes on a Mountain Dwelling, Frosty Cold Long River, and A Thousand Years of Sighing.

Yu is known for his prose on history and culture.

Creative Characteristics:

Before Mr. Yu wrote his prose, he was already a great scholar who had studied both the East and the West and had written many books. All kinds of concepts that can be expressed clearly in an academic way, he had already made clear in his millions of words of academic writings. Therefore, he writes prose to present a style that cannot be presented in academic writings, that is, the words of Mr. Bai Xianyong who praised him: "thinking poetically about the world". The "poetic" soul in his writing is "to provide a beautiful ritual for a series of spiritual paradoxes".

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