Xiaocha began to learn tea from 20 10, and it has been eight years now. In recent years, Xiaocha has obtained the professional qualification certificates of middle and senior tea artists and tea artists; Amateur professor of tea art; He also participated in a tea performance, and won the second prize of maliandao National Tea Competition on 20 17 (the second place was only a few points away from the first place). The deeper you learn, the more you feel that your knowledge is shallow. Now Xiaocha is still on the way to learn China tea culture. Xiaocha combines her own experience in learning tea culture to provide some ideas for tea lovers who want to learn tea culture.
First, drink tea often and keep curious about the tea you drink. People who love tea should drink tea often. They can go to the teahouse more often and sit down for a cup of tea. Even if they don't buy a shopkeeper, they won't drive people away When drinking tea, be curious about the tea you drink. What kind of tea is this? Where is it made? What are the characteristics? How to brew? When drinking tea, people who understand more speak, follow their descriptions to experience the aroma and taste of tea, and consciously remember. In this way, the next time you drink this kind of tea, you will feel that I have drunk this kind of tea, and what its aroma and taste are. Xiaocha feels that learning to drink tea needs guidance. If you follow someone who knows tea, you will grow rapidly under his guidance. If you have time, you can find some tea friends and attend tea parties, so that you can not only drink more good tea, but also learn and grow quickly. Many tea shops or tea culture training institutions will hold tea parties, some of which are free and some are charged. Tea lovers who want to join can find them in their own cities.
Second, read books, articles and videos about tea culture. Tea lovers can read some books about tea culture in their spare time, and the works of Zhou, Li and others can be read. There are also some articles written by official WeChat accounts. The official WeChat accounts that Xiaocha pays attention to are Xiangyuan Tea and Xiaocha's mother-in-law, and some small articles written by the media are also good, such as Xiaocha Girl (haha, boast, welcome tea friends to follow me). You can also watch documentaries about tea culture. Xiaocha recommended two films for you, namely Tea, The Story of Leaves and Tea China.
Third, take part in some tea study tours. Xiaocha thinks that tea study tour is a very good form of learning tea culture, which is entertaining and entertaining, but it is necessary to be prepared for hardship. Traveling abroad is a hard job to test your physical strength, and learning to swim in tea is even more difficult, because it is steep and difficult to walk and there is no car to sit on. Experiencing making tea is also a physical activity, and it is often necessary to stay up late. However, tea study tour can let us personally feel the growing environment of tea, experience the whole process of tea making and learn more. Xiaocha has participated in several tea study tours and gained a lot. She will go again when she has a chance.
Fourth, take part in professional tea culture training. If there are tea lovers who want to study tea culture systematically and professionally, and want to obtain the corresponding qualification certificate, it is a good choice to study in a tea culture training institution. Xiaocha went to a tea culture training institution to study, then took the exam organized by the training institution and got the certificate. In the tea culture training institution, you will meet some like-minded tea friends who like tea culture, and then you can make tea appointments together. Tea culture training institutions will also organize some tea parties from time to time, so that everyone can have tea and chat together and exchange learning.
This is Cha Xiao's experience in learning tea culture. I hope it can help you. If you think it's good, please pay attention to Little Tea Girl. Xiaocha is trying to write a tea culture essay with dry goods. I hope you like it.