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How Much Chinese Tea to Use Per Serving?
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A small teahouse in the city
Tea, originating from China, is popular worldwide. Forming a bond with tea and discussing it, General Secretary Xi Jinping attaches great importance to the development of the tea industry and the exchange of tea culture. During domestic inspections, he has conducted multiple in-depth visits to tea gardens, and during overseas trips, he has frequently introduced…
How much do you know about the method of leaving the roots when brewing Pu’er tea?
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Why choose YMTEA? What are the ‘invisible competitive advantages’ behind European tea merchants?
In the European tea market, whether at high-end black tea tasting events or on everyday supermarket shelves, you may have already come into contact with various black tea wholesalers and Pu’er tea wholesalers. But have you ever encountered such pain points: fluctuating quality, snail-paced delivery, anxiety during customs clearance, or suppliers who know nothing when…
The Lancet publishes important anti-aging findings!
Lancet: 3 cups of tea a day, biological age growth rate reduced by 60%!The Lancet publishes important anti-aging findings! Tea culture has a long history, tea contains polyphenols (such as tea polyphenols, catechins), antioxidant, anti-inflammatory effects, may be able to eliminate free radicals to delay biological aging. However, prior population study evidence was lacking. A…
