【Haichuan Irrigation Co., Ltd. Tea House】Talking about Entertainment in the Tea House
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This post was last edited by Ruan Zhonghua on 2015-10-14 at 11:08. Welcome to the small teahouse of Haichuan Guanshui Co., Ltd.! Sit down in the folding chairs and welcome guests from all directions. Let’s talk about whether people play mahjong, Dou Dizhu, or other card games in this teahouse – who wins more and who loses more? Are there any memorable incidents? ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- The art of tea ceremony is the way of appreciating the beauty of tea. It is also regarded as an art of preparing and drinking tea, a set of social etiquettes centered around tea, and a way of life that involves using tea for self-cultivation. Drinking tea can calm the mind, soothe the spirit, cultivate one’s tastes, and eliminate distracting thoughts. When going to work every day, one has to deal with a computer, and the radiation from computers can cause significant damage to the eyes. It is advisable to drink tea in one’s free time; drinking tea helps us replenish fluids, protect against radiation, boost alertness, regulate mood, clean the mouth, and even aid in weight loss. A gentle reminder from the small teahouse: (1) Drink tea according to the seasons: flower tea in spring, green tea in summer, oolong tea in autumn, and black tea in winter. (2) Drinking tea at work: Green tea is suitable in the morning, chrysanthemum and goji berry tea in the afternoon, and cassia seed tea in the evening.
I’ve never been to a teahouse. . . There are few tea houses in the north. . . But in the past, when I used to play mahjong in the mahjong halls, we would generally end up breaking even in terms of wins and losses. . . Generally, when you win, you use the money you won to treat others to a meal~~
In the south, teahouses and mahjong halls are essentially the same thing; once you go in, you’re usually there to play mahjong. What about those who lost?
The winner uses the money they won to pay for food like skewers and such; it’s basically the money won that’s used for that~~~ The loser just has to eat on their own. . I play mahjong with very low stakes. . Basically, it won’t exceed 100 in one night. . .
I’ve heard of all those names, but I’ve only drunk Master Kong black tea, the lemon-flavored one.;P ;P ;P
I’ve never been to a teahouse, and I don’t know how to play mahjong either. . (It feels like there’s a lot less joy.) I like drinking tea; before, there was a lot of tea on the table – green tea, Pu-erh tea, black tea, rose tea, lotus leaf tea, barley tea, and I even tried verbena tea once. .
I hardly ever go to tea houses; gongfu tea is too much effort.
All night? It seems they’re all people who have played mahjong all night
You’re not talking about the bottled kind, are you? ?
One still needs to learn how to do it. For example, during gatherings and parties, everyone else plays games; they don’t just sit there watching, right? If you like it, that’s fine. They say to drink more tea and less coffee, but you seem to drink quite a lot of coffee.
I also drink a lot of coffee; I have it every morning. Coffee made with milk tastes quite good. . Tea is all about various attempts. . Especially the combinations of various flower teas