The History of Tea

Tea time bread and water can be easily toasted. ~ Unknown author When you want to drink an unknown cup of hot tea, you have no choice but to feel British. Tea is not from the UK, but it found a house there. While the world is accelerating, the turmoil of the industrial revolution was accepted by some people, avoided by others, and left several places to hurry to find their place. Tom Standage's "History of the World in the Six Eyes" delicately explains the trip of the world and its sustainable impact on all people.

In China, there is a long history in drinking tea. Chinese tea has enjoyed tea for thousands of years, so Chinese tea has a long and complicated history. According to scholars, this beer is said to be able to cure a variety of diseases, but the nobility believes that drinking delicious tea is an indication of its status. In 2016, evidence of the earliest tea material was found in the grave of Xian Emperor. This indicates that Tsubaki tea was drunk by the Emperor of the Han Dynasty as early as the 2nd century BC. Then, tea became a popular drink in Tang (618-907) and Song (960 - 1279).

Saralose is tea throughout China - the story of the first famous company spy in history - the British East India company steals tea from China. Prior to this, China's exclusive tea which is a very popular drink in the world. As Britons were tired of the instability of coping with this monopoly, they began stealing what they needed to start producing tea in India. In addition to seeds and plants, its cultivating methods and processing methods are all the secrets that China has been obsessed for centuries. (History is, of course, not iterative, but it needs to rhyme.) Rose wrote a concise and engaging story that led to major global changes.

Chinese tea history tea has a long history in China. In China it is believed that there was a tea bush 5 or 6 thousand years ago, cultivation of tea trees by human beings can be traced back to 2000 years ago. Tea from China, and her silk and porcelain, became known to the world more than a thousand years ago. The history of tea in China is divided into four periods. In the classical era (618 BC), the first person who drank tea was a person named myth, herbalist. One day, when he climbed the mountain to find herbs, he felt thirsty, and then he felt the leaves fall on his feet. He took the leaves and twisted the leaves with his fingers. Then the leaf juice disappeared and I felt that juice with my tongue. As the taste of juice is very bitter, he believes that this leaf has medicinal value and can help heal the thirst. Therefore, according to legend, Shennong is the first person to drink tea.