The calligraphy content suitable for tea rooms should be mainly fresh, elegant and concise poems and famous sentences, works by famous calligraphers, etc.

1. Poems and famous sentences: Tea culture is closely related to poetry culture, and tea people often recite poems while drinking tea. In the teahouse, you can choose some classic poems, such as "with a blue line of mountains north of the wall, and east of the city a white curve of water", "Life is naturally infatuated, and this hatred has nothing to do with the wind and the moon".

2. Famous calligraphers' works: Some famous calligraphers' works can be displayed in the teahouse, such as Preface to Lanting, Manuscript for the Sacrifice of Nephew, and Ou's Inscription of Liquan in Jiucheng Palace, etc. These works can not only show the charm of calligraphy art, but also make people feel the charm of traditional culture.

3. Famous sayings of tea culture: There are many famous famous sayings in tea culture, such as Lu Yu's "Tea first" and Zhao Zhouqiao's "One flower and one world, one leaf and one bodhi". These famous sayings can be displayed in the form of calligraphy, so that people can have a deeper understanding of tea culture.

tea room concept:

1. The room where the tea party is held is called the tea room, also called the seat, tea seat or just the seat. There are niches and floor stoves in the tea room. The location of the floor furnace determines the way of laying indoor mats. It began in the Tang Dynasty in China, when the Tang Dynasty flourished, and the four directions came to the DPRK, gaining prestige in the world.

2. Tea, by a group of poets and monks born in the mountains and secluded scholars, began to realize and sublimate the tea culture in China, thus forming a unique cultural symbol of China featuring tea ceremony, tea ceremony and tea art.

3. Tea mats are not only placed in nature, but also some works of art that capture the nature are placed on tea mats in Song Dynasty. Flower arrangement, incense burning and painting hanging are called "four arts" together with tea, which often appear in various tea mats.