How to do Chinese Tea Ceremony step by step (Guiwan brewing method explained)

The spirit of teaism uses tea as a stepping stone. Through the natural, simple and earnest steps of tea tasting, you will be able to elevate your inner self-awareness to the so-called "unity of Heaven and Humanity". In this video Fang Gourmet Tea will show you how to do Chinese Tea Ceremony step by step. Please bring your focus to each step of tea-brewing process as you breath. Embrace the Mother Nature in your cup of tea.

Let the power of awareness reflect what comes to you. Listen to your inner world and enjoy the infinite delight with tea.

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[kenxd]

Some times I look at what I’m doing and I wonder if I’m an elderly woman in a 19 yr old body lol but in all seriousness what a beautiful practice I want to learn and do this at home and share the experience with my friends

[rogerbrooks]

Now I know I've gotten old. I just enjoyed watching a video of someone making tea....

[ladiiyb]

Wow! I want to learn! I wouldn't mind traveling for months just to learn the art of brewing tea! There is so much to learn in this lifetime.

[ponyboy]

I do this I’m not Asian at all but it’s an art form and very meditative, something about how articulate it is just let’s you enjoy life in the moment for what it is

[rudragirik]

What an interesting way of brewing tea.
i would like to understand more deeply the purpose behind each detail of this process. 🌹
Also, i love the vibration of that light green ceramic; it feels celestial. 🙏

[dariowiter]

I love that glass gaiwan in this video; the tip of the gaiwan lid has a nice dark brown color that is pleasing to the eye. 🍵😁

[stelalallahalay]

my partner is chinese/filipino and wants this at our future wedding. as a white person i am very scared to mess something up so thank you for videos like this

[nessa]

This is amazing. I really love the art and the connection it brings with friends and family. This is relaxing on such a beautiful level.

[msping]

Great video. The process made me relax

[wendellwilson]

thank you this brings back memories of drinking tea with my buddhist teacher at fa yuan temple in Beijing

[dhlegfo]

This is a great video to learn about Chinese traditional tea culture. It is very useful. Love it❤

[amaturearcadia]

Im in California and my friends and I have been enjoying gungfu tea ceremonies for quite some time now. i love to take time to drink a good aged puerh. We'll even go to the cliffs by the ocean and pour tea. Whats the name of the music in the background? Love the video!!

[dianereiser]

Can anyone recommend a Chinese tea for helping with reflux?

[MissMariQueen]

I've seen other videos, one from a shaolin monk, where they only discard the water not the tea leaves. 🤔

[marianparaschiv]

Can somebody tell me the name of all this things? The glass thing...and the cups and all is used here. I can't find online

[auiak]

How long do you wait for the first brew to steep?

[yurysharov]

The moment you brew the tea after warming the cups is titled "First brew". Does it imply that the same leaves are brewn several times?

[rossorudolph]

Yes please share the music source! Sounds like guqin

[jw]

What is the style of music playing in the background?

[labaluba]

that's cool and all, but could you please tell me what happened to my Uyghur friend...