The most beautiful tea name in the Book of Songs

The poem about tea in The Book of Songs, the most beautiful tea name in The Book of Songs: "Out of its East Gate" goes: "Out of its shadow, there are women in full swing. Although it is not mine, it is not mine.

The word "beautiful women like clouds" comes from this poem, which means there are so many beautiful women like clouds in the sky. "Tea" refers to the flowers of Imperata in spring, and "there are many beautiful women" refers to the flowers of Imperata in spring. It's just that these beautiful women are not the girls I miss.

Tea lovers, if in doubt, may wish to read Zhu's annotation on this poem: "Tea is pale and lovely." Therefore, when you take it for granted that all the "teas" in the Book of Songs are "teas", you can feel something wrong when you think about it carefully: after all, tea in the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period was far less popular than it is now.