The history of tea ceremony culture can be traced back to the middle of16th century. During this period, the tea ceremony started from the gentry class called tea people, and then gradually extended to other social classes. People have a deeper understanding of nature, culture and society through tea ceremony. The development of tea ceremony originated from the development of society and economy, and also evolved and changed with the changes of politics, culture and religion in Japan.
Tea ceremony culture is not only a skill and etiquette, but also a combination of culture, philosophy, art, architecture and other elements. Tea ceremony emphasizes the importance of equality and interpersonal relationship. Tea people are equal in tea ceremony activities, and there is no distinction between high and low. The way of making tea in tea ceremony places, that is, the architectural style of tea room, is also very meaningful. In the early days of the tea room concept, architecture was mainly in the form of huts, huts and pavilions. These buildings are widely distributed in this area and have the characteristics of traditional Japanese architecture. They are relatively simple and look very natural and beautiful. In the teahouse, in addition to tea products, tea people will write some words on the lid of the pot, or hang some painted screens and patterns to show their love for natural beauty and literature and art.
In a word, the core of tea ceremony culture highlights the characteristics of Japanese culture and oriental culture in decoration, lines and wood art. Tea ceremony culture is not only a ritual, but also a spiritual accomplishment and traditional culture. As a long-term evolving culture, it has both artistry and high cultural and ideological connotation, and is an important part of Japanese culture.