Stunning! Millennium tea art beats fancy coffee art

Tea Art, also known as Tea Division, Water Painting, Soup Art, Tea Art, etc., is an ancient tea ceremony that can make the patterns of tea soup form physical images. Its characteristic is that it can make words and images appear in the tea soup using only tea and water without any other ingredients.

This tea soup flower is the foam of tea soup, which the ancients called "milk flower, jade milk, snow wave, snowflake, snow milk, 醍醐, millet grain, millet flower, jade milk", etc. The rich foam formed by stirring tea soup is a sign of good tea quality and the basis of tea art.

After the pattern disappears, the tea soup returns to its original state. Through special techniques, new patterns can be formed in the same tea soup, and the pattern can be changed repeatedly. This is the unique feature of tea art. Tea art is "delicate as a painting, but it disappears in a moment, which is the change of tea". Therefore, tea art emphasizes "emotion" and "intention", and it is done as soon as you write it.

Tea Opera--Four Gentlemen in Traditional Chinese Painting

▽The first picture of the change: the four gentlemen plum blossoms in traditional Chinese painting

▽The second variation: Four Clivia in Chinese painting

▽The third picture of the change: the four gentlemen bamboo in traditional Chinese painting

▽The fourth variation: Chinese painting of four gentlemen chrysanthemums

Tea Opera Works Depicting Landscapes

Since the material of tea art is liquid tea soup, its unique texture is flexible and changeable, which can express the artistic conception of Chinese poetry in a realm that cannot be achieved by general artistic means, making the tea art works more integrated with the artistic conception expressed by poetry. The unique texture changes of tea soup can express the landscape in a flexible, profound and rich way, which can express the artistic conception that cannot be expressed in general words.

▽The tea show of black tea soup: Deep mountains and secluded landscape

▽ Tea play with black tea soup: birds singing in the mountain stream

▽The tea show in the red tea soup: Sea of ​​clouds

▽The tea show in black tea soup: a thousand miles of rosy clouds

▽The tea show with black tea soup: white waves rolling

▽The tea show in red tea soup: Solitary Boat

Part of the 24 Filial Piety Pictures Revealed in Tea Soup

As a traditional Chinese culture, tea art is suitable for expressing the artistic conception of Chinese traditional culture and promoting Chinese traditional virtues. Tea art mainly uses freehand brushwork techniques to express Chinese traditional culture. The following are 24 filial piety pictures using tea soup.

▽The tea play picture showing oolong tea soup: Filial piety moves heaven

▽The tea play picture showing the red tea soup: taste the tea soup yourself

▽The tea play picture revealed by oolong tea soup: biting fingers in pain

▽The tea play picture shown in oolong tea soup: carp leaping from a spring

▽The tea play picture showing the red tea soup: Lying on ice to catch carp

▽The tea play picture showing the black tea soup: the weeping bamboo shoots

▽The tea play picture revealed by Dahongpao tea soup: Abandoning the official position to find the mother

Tea Opera Performances Depicting the Mid-Autumn Festival

▽The tea play picture showing the red tea soup: looking at the moon

▽The tea show in the red tea soup: the bright moon rises over the sea

▽The tea show of Da Hong Pao tea soup: Chang'e flying to the moon

▽The tea acrobatics picture displayed in Dahongpao tea soup: Flowers are in full bloom and the moon is full.

Tea play pictures showing black tea soup: Share

▽The tea show in red tea soup: Autumn Thoughts

Tea Opera Performances of Dragons

▽The dragon and phoenix appearing in the black tea soup

▽Double dragons playing with a pearl in black tea soup

▽The tea play picture showing the red tea soup - Wandering Dragon

Tea Opera performances showing various animal behaviors

▽The tea soup of Dahongpao shows the tea-dividing picture - fierce and powerful.

▽Tea separation diagram using black tea soup—White Rabbit

▽The tea show in black tea soup: cat

▽The tea show in the red tea soup: Good luck and good fortune

▽The tea play picture revealed by oolong tea soup: Kneeling to suckle

▽Tea separation diagram of Dahongpao tea soup: instant success

▽The tea show with red tea soup: Two flying in the green curtain

▽ Da Hong Pao tea soup shows tea-dividing picture: pine wind and crane shadow

▽The tea separation diagram showing the black tea soup: Gao Fei

▽The tea show of Dahongpao tea soup: A House Full of Gold and Jade

Appreciation of other tea opera works