In this era of 'scrolling' and '996', our lives seem to be pressed on the fast-forward button. Early in the morning, the alarm clock has not yet sounded, the work group in the mobile phone has already exploded; late at night, the blue light of the computer screen reflects the tired face, the coffee cup is empty and full, full and empty. We chase efficiency, but lose our lives; we embrace technology, but alienate nature. Therefore, more and more people began to look for a way to 'slow down' - a cup of tea, has become the 'healing' medicine of this era.
When the 'thermos cup soaked in wolfberries' has become the standard for middle-aged people, young people have also begun to find a balance between 'punk health' and 'Buddhist life'. Milk tea is too sweet, coffee is too bitter, and tea is just right. It is not like milk tea that makes people feel guilty, nor is it like coffee that makes people's heart beat faster. It is a gentle choice for the 'health party' and a life-sustaining weapon for the 'workers'. Scientific studies have shown that tea polyphenols, amino acids, vitamins and other components of tea not only can antioxidant, anti-aging, but also improve immunity and reduce the risk of cardiovascular disease. For example, our pure leaf loose green tea, a cup a day, not only refreshes the mind, but also quietly help you 'roll' to win your peers.
In this era of 'emo', emotions have become the most expensive luxury. Tea can be a companion when you are alone, or a bond when you are socialising. In the 'fast-paced' life, we are more and more eager to 'slow down'. Drinking tea is precisely a kind of 'slow life' ritual. From warming the cup, throwing the tea, pouring the water, to watching the tea, smelling the aroma, tasting, each step is full of a sense of ceremony. This sense of ceremony not only allows us to slow down our pace, but also allows us to rediscover the texture of life. Our whole leaf black tea, whole leaf oolong tea, etc. are all harvested from tea plantations, absolutely green.
Tea is the 'slow soul' in the fast-paced life, and the 'healing system' in the age of involution. May you find your own peace and beauty in the aroma of tea.