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  • CHAWANG
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    ha ha ha ha, i know exactly one real person in hong kong like that, and he runs a big teahouse. the wood of the guqin is the only thing of real quality. ha haha ha. thank you for the link. 

    in reply to: Drinking like a grandpa #9677
    CHAWANG
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    soaking tealeaves in a cup, mug, gaiwan, teapot or anything has been practiced anywhere in the world. if you know what to do, even very good tealeaves can be used with good taste this way.

    in reply to: adding things to your tea #9659
    CHAWANG
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    you waste tea quality if add other tastes to high quality tea. add things to low quality tea is okay. like cooking. no rules.

    in reply to: Ginseng oolong #9658
    CHAWANG
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    many people buy ginseng oolong because people do not know better tea

    in reply to: Yamamotoyama Hojicha #9657
    CHAWANG
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    some better hojicha, but the best is no so good.

    in reply to: What do you use to heat water? #9656
    CHAWANG
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    you are right, no need temp control. boil only enough water for immediate use. no need fill kettle. this make boiling quicker. 500 ml usually about 2 minutes for 1500 w kettle. quicker with 2000 w kettle

    in reply to: Tea Ware Q / Buying a tea set #9636
    CHAWANG
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    too small. not really 150 ml. maybe 100 ml. or 120. too thick material for so small gaiwan. bad to handle. not like real traditional carrycase design using thinner porcelain. 

    in reply to: Tea Ware Q / Buying a tea set #9634
    CHAWANG
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    i recognize these pieces exactly what they are. i think the only one good enough for real use is the 160 gaiwan. the travel sets in bamboo trays are not good use.

    in reply to: Tea and monks? #9589
    CHAWANG
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    zen and tea are not separatable. tea is always important element in buddhism in china and japan. longjing was first made by a monk before qian long emperor made it famous. the first tea gardens in japan were created by monks.

    in reply to: Tea Hong #9588
    CHAWANG
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    very impressing look. i m very stunned. so great number of selections and look very, very high quality at very good price. many congratulations! 

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