Shanghai Tea Art Training and Shanghai Tea Artist Training School seem to have never heard of it. In the past, people always asked about the cultivation of tea artists and where to learn tea art. I don't think famous tea is produced in Shanghai. President Xie of Tiansheng Tea Training School believes that if you want to learn tea well, you should learn tea first. Only by understanding the essence of tea can we make tea scientifically and drink tea healthily.

There should still be quite a few people studying tea art in Shanghai, but most of them just look for a nearby "tea artist training institution" to study, saying that it is learning. Sometimes, it is better not to learn. Why? Because the tea artists themselves don't even know about tea, they mistake the display of tea-making technology for a "tea show" and regard the so-called "tea show" as a tea art. In this way, they only teach a set of tea-making technology, not tea art.

What is tea art? From the basic knowledge of tea artists, tea art does not refer to tea performance, but refers to the skill of brewing excellent, fragrant and delicious tea. The level of a tea artist is judged by tasting tea soup, not by body, eyes and makeup. Unfortunately, however, the tea contest we often see does not have tea soup, but a stage performance and some very simple tea quiz parts.

Shanghai wants to learn tea art and participate in professional tea art training classes. It should find Fujian Tiansheng Tea Art Training School, the most authentic tea artist training school in China. Their 65,438+00-day short-term tea training course is not a crash course in tea art, nor is it just a qualification certificate of a tea artist. Judging from the enrollment brochure of Tiansheng Tea Art Training School, there is no requirement for the appearance and height of tea artists, and more attention is paid to them.

Tiansheng 10 short-term tea training course is still the best tea training course in China strongly recommended by China Tea Artist Training Network. Tiansheng Tea Art Training School, the best and most professional tea art training school in China, insists on its own understanding of tea art and offers training courses for tea artists, aiming at cultivating qualified tea artists, qualified trainers and tea artists who know, like and can make tea scientifically and with friends.

It doesn't matter if Shanghai Tea Training School doesn't exist. Tea lovers in Shanghai often take a train to Quanzhou, which takes only a few hours, while it takes more than two hours to fly to Xiamen, which is very convenient and fast. You must find the best tea training school to learn tea art, instead of learning a performance as a tea art casually, and being treated as a fool and saying that the price is cheap, which is also a common joke.