Why is China's tea culture disappearing, but it has become a traditional Japanese culture?

The reason why the tea culture in our country quickly disappeared and became a traditional Japanese culture is because of the Japanese craftsman spirit.

In fact, many traditional Japanese cultures are from China, but the biggest advantage of Japan is concentration. No matter what the traditional culture is, Japan is very craftsman, and they will be willing to spend decades and hundreds of years focusing on one thing. So you can see many century-old shops in Japan, but now there are few in China.

When traveling to Japan, you can see many 80-and 90-year-old women or men making tea in person, and every step of making tea is very careful. The Japanese revere traditional culture. They think it is the wisdom and wealth of their ancestors, so they will hold a very pious attitude when inheriting tea culture.

However, in recent years, China has focused on economic development and paid little attention to cultural heritage, so people are busy making money, living and doing everything they earn. Obviously, traditional tea culture can't make much money, and it needs to invest a lot of manpower and material resources. Therefore, tea culture has been gradually ignored in China, and traditional crafts have gradually disappeared.

When people earn enough money and enrich their material life, they will begin to think about their spiritual life and miss the traditional tea culture, but at this time, few people will know about the traditional tea culture. So in China, many traditional cultures are slowly disappearing, and tea culture is actually just one of them. Even the Chinese character culture in China has not been passed down.

Therefore, China not only has no inheritance of tea culture, but also has a lot of intangible cultural heritage skills. This is a place that our country needs to pay attention to and strive for a good inheritance.