We say that tea culture is deeply rooted in our hearts. According to historical records, Confucianism, Taoism and Buddhism all attach great importance to tea culture. Confucianism takes tea as a gift, Taoism takes tea as a way, and Buddhism takes tea as a way to nourish the heart. So far, for tea culture, we often sum up that there are dry Kun in tea and wisdom in tea. The author takes you to understand this sentence from three cultures:

1, Confucian tea ceremony permeates people's hearts

We all know that Confucianism pays attention to the golden mean. Tea plays the role of peace messenger in our world. We substitute tea for gifts, and etiquette is our implicit expression. The core wisdom of benevolence, righteousness and propriety in Confucianism is also well used in our lives. Let's take tea life as an example. We often invite friends to have tea. In the process, we realize that tea is scarce for every bosom friend. We invited our elders to tea and learned the truth of respect. Therefore, there are stories about tea in our life, which will render a harmonious tone and appreciate the beautiful virtues of guests coming to serve tea.

2. Taoist tea ceremony goes out of the realm

There is Gankun in tea, which is more a Taoist saying. We all know Laozi's philosophy, which emphasizes inaction and freedom. Taoism advocates the unity of man and nature. The so-called harmony between man and nature means that you feel the beauty between heaven and earth in a series of procedures of drinking tea. We can use the tea ceremony to smell a person's character. The growth of tea is very particular, and a handful of famous teas have absorbed the essence of the world. In this process, we can see many connections between tea and people and nature. Picking tea leaves by hand, drying them in the sun, frying them, carefully selecting them, and adding a well water will not only make people feel more excited.

3, Buddhist tea Zen life

We all know that Buddhism advocates harmony, which is very important in today's social interaction with people. Fiona Fang, as two different forms in the world, how to show its good side at the right time is very harsh for us. Buddha tea tastes different every day, the difference lies in the state of mind. This dimension is so high that we sometimes can't understand it. But Buddhism stresses understanding. Only when you have high understanding can you taste good tea. But when you haven't reached your understanding, no matter how good the tea is, you can't taste its real taste. This is the so-called tea can support people. Tea can calm people down quickly, which is a kind of Buddhist practice.