Ladies and Gentleman, Oolong Tea | The Tea History Podcast | Ep. 8 

Wow you’re one of the best Chinese historians

This episode will dovetail nicely with my recent discovery of The Water Margin podcast, you get a shoutout in the first episode for the Huizong series 🕺

How many dynasty’s were there in Chinese history

I had heard of that in Vancouver Canada 100 Chinese dead from Asian hates 😭

I’m half Chinese and Japanese. Love my dads country china 🇨🇳

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These are great teas. I drink them every day in Beijing. Luckily, my teasured lady knows her teas.

I haven't been an active tea drinker for years now, on account of the chemical-rich tapwater in my city making for a poor beverage, no matter how high-quality the leaves. But this new series of yours has had me itching to dust off my teapot once more. And I just so happen to have recently received a new bag of Oolong for my birthday, so, for now, pinkies up!

Da guan cha lun ; 大觀茶論 The Grand View Theory of Tea. Like Guan Shi Yin 觀世音. The one who observes and listens to us in the world(watch, sound, world). I took a look to the characters and the translation. Cheers, as always with the great work.

23:38 Thank God! Finally loose leaf tea! The brick tea sounds nastier than bagged. Lol.

The pronounciations are on point my dude!

When did you start studying Chinese? Do you know how to speak Cantonese?

Han Chinese are pretty distant related to Han Chinese. Chinese are more similar to others groups like Mongolians, Koreans, and Japanese

How can I become a Patreon?

I meant Han Chinese are pretty distant related to Tibetans 😂

dark blue? is that like the japanese callimg green blue or really blue?