What is the core spirit of Chinese tea culture?

The three core of Chinese tea culture: tea ceremony, tea ethics, tea art. Tea culture means drinking tea activities in the process of the formation of cultural characteristics, including the tea ceremony, tea, tea, tea spirit, tea association, tea book, tea, tea, tea painting, tea, tea, tea stories, tea and so on. Tea culture originated in China. China is the hometown of tea, Han Chinese people drink tea, is said to have begun in the Shennong era, less than 4700 years. Until now, China's Han compatriots have the custom of tea instead of gifts.

1, the tea ceremony, is the way to appreciate the beauty of tea. Tea ceremony is also regarded as a kind of tea drinking tea art of life, a kind of tea as a medium of life etiquette, a kind of tea to cultivate the way of life. It is a very useful and beautiful ceremony through making tea, appreciating tea, smelling tea, drinking tea, promoting friendship, cultivating virtue, learning etiquette, and appreciating traditional virtues. Drinking tea can calm the mind and spirit, which helps to cultivate sentiment and remove distractions. The spirit of the tea ceremony is the core of tea culture.

2, tea has eight virtues - health, happiness, sweetness, fragrance, harmony, clarity, respect and beauty. The concept of "tea virtues" has spread from China to Japan and Korea since the Tang Dynasty, enriching the tea culture of these countries.

3, tea is a culture. Tea art in the excellent culture of the Han people on the basis of a wide range of absorption and reference to other forms of art, and extended to literature, art and other fields, the formation of a strong national characteristics of the Han tea culture. Is including tea tasting techniques and artistic means of operation and appreciation of the tea tasting beautiful environment, such as the appreciation of the whole tea tasting process of the beautiful mood, the process of reflecting the form and the spirit of the mutual unity of the tea drinking activities in the process of the formation of the cultural phenomenon.