如果会任何的灯迷,请在结账时解答获取小礼! Q1: 非得一口加一口(2 字饮料) Q2: 黑色真好看(2 字地铁站名) Q3: 搁置冒牌物(2 字学校用语) Q4: 老师!她的茶不见了!(英文字母) Q5: 十个兄弟,住在一起,各有长短,不会出去。(都在你身上) 如果会任何的灯迷,请在结账时解答获取小礼! Solve our Lantern riddles and receive a small gift from us when you get your bill at the cashier! 1. Riddle: Ten brothers live together, each a different size, they never go out, but always work side by side. […]
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Many people these days are not aware of the health benefits that come along with drinking Chinese tea. Chinese tea has been recognized as an antioxidant that helps in stabilizing blood sugar levels, and it can also help reduce the risk of cardiovascular diseases. Today, we will be discussing the various health benefits associated with […]
Lapsang Souchong, or Zheng Shan Xiao Zhong, is a black tea originally from the Wuyi mountain. It is named for the city of Lapsang which was once one of China’s main tea producing regions. Lapsang Souchong has an intense smoky aroma and flavor with a sweet and spicy finish. These characteristics are achieved by drying […]
Through thousands of centuries of brewing, trading, and experimenting, people from all over the world have accultured to the simple joy and satisfaction of pouring and drinking a cup of Chinese tea. For most people, tea-drinking is prescribed as alternative medicine. Many researchers have accounted for its use to enhance one’s immunity against diseases and […]
Fill a tea cup 70% full, wine cup 80% full “Filling a tea cup 70% full, Filling a wine cup 80% full” is a folk saying in Xiamen province, China which refers to when serving tea or wine to your guests, you should not fill the cup all the way to the rim. The reason […]
Tradition of Pineapple Tarts Not many people know about this, but Singapore was once an important centre of the global pineapple canning industry. Pineapples first originated from South America until Christopher Columbus brought them across the Atlantic to Europe by 1493. 100 years later, the well-travelled Portuguese then introduced this sweet and sour juicy fruit […]
Tea is a spiritual refreshment. Usually, the moon during mid-autumn is the most beautiful and is well paired with tea. According to a Chinese legend, mooncakes were used by the Ming revolutionaries. It happened during the Yuan Dynasty where it was ruled by the Mongolians from the North. It was said that a Han Chinese […]