The moral of jade teapot

Wang Changling's poem "Lotus Inn and Xin Jian Parting" in the Tang Dynasty: When it is cold and rainy at night, the civilians send guests to Chushan alone. Friends, if my friends in Luoyang invite me; Just say I'm still Bing Xin Okho, and stick to my faith! The "Bing Xin" here is a metaphor for being cheerful and pure.

"Jade pot" is a pot made of jade, which means nobility. When Wang Changling sent Xin Xian to Luoyang, he said to him: If relatives and friends in Luoyang ask about me, please tell them that my bright heart is like ice in a jade pot, crystal clear and flawless.

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If the material is determined to be Hetian jade, then the landlord should understand that this pot is a reward pot, not for making tea for you. If you use Hetian jade teapot to make tea, over time, it will form tea dirt that is difficult to remove, which will greatly affect the appearance.

Unlike porcelain, Hetian jade is easy to leave dirt on the surface, so playing and cleaning are the most important contents of daily maintenance. It is best to wear clean cotton gloves when playing, and wipe the dirt with clean cotton cloth to avoid deposition.