Introduction to tea ceremony Basic knowledge of tea ceremony

In Xiao Chen, the tea ceremony is a very extensive content, so let's talk about the Phoenix Three Nods first!

"Phoenix nods three times" is a traditional etiquette in tea ceremony, a tribute to guests and tea.

Phoenix three nods means three bows, expressing the respect and goodwill of the host to the guests, so the technique should be soft, not strong. However, the impact of water injection on tea soup three times has a greater stimulus to tea, and it is also to make good tea. If you can't treat it with performance or melodrama, then integrate with your heart and do better.

Phoenix three nods

First, hold the kettle high, let the water pour down, then lift the injected water up and down with the strength of your wrist, and repeat for three times, so that the tea leaves can turn in the water.

Second, the most important thing for Phoenix to nod is to gently lift the wrist, and the elbow is flat with the wrist, which can make the wrist soft and have space. The so-called underwater sound, three rings and three lights, three thick and three thin waterlines, three high and three low currents, and three ups and downs of kettle flow are all done by soft wrists.

As for the flexibility of the wrist, it still needs to be controlled, so as to achieve the consistency of sound and light, thickness, height, ups and downs and accurate display techniques. The final result will be that each bowl of tea soup is exactly the same.

Phoenix nodded and poured water like white, flying straight down, and fell into the pool like a waterfall, overlapping into three folds, making the tea turn up and down, and the clear soup leaves appeared in the cup, with one flag and one gun slim and graceful, like a fish floating up and down, lifelike; The water vapor at the mouth of the cup rises like a crane, and so does Ran Ran.

Phoenix three nods is a very high tea ceremony skill, which is suitable for every kind of tea, such as black tea, West Lake Longjing tea, white tea and so on.