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Before the Frost, What Are Tea Farmers Busy With?
The tea mountains don't rest before frost: rushing to harvest the last autumn tea, preparing firewood, clearing gardens, and repairing roads…
02
Standing by the Wok All Afternoon to Finally Understand 'Shaqing'
I stood by the wok all afternoon, watching the iron pan, the fire, and a pair of hands turning leaves—how the raw green air gradually turned…
03
After the Rainy Season, Visiting Old Zhou's Wooden House to Check Stored Tea
Once the rainy season is over, Lao Sen goes to tea farmer Old Zhou's wooden house to check stored tea: off the ground, ventilated, away from…
04
Entering the Mountains at White Dew: Autumn in the Woods Comes Ten Days Earlier Than in the City
Around White Dew, go into the mountains to see fog, dew, and tea farmers picking leaves before the sun dries them. Autumn in the mountains i…
05
What Is Forest Tea?
I'm Laosen. Last time I talked about myself. Today, let's get into the nitty-gritty of 'forest tea.' This term has become incredibly popular…
