Poems about drinking tea with tea utensils

The verses for drinking tea with tea sets are as follows:

1. I once won a prize back then, so I burned my sleeves with incense, and divided the tea with fire. ——Li Qingzhao's "Changing the Tune in the Courtyard and the Grass Pond"

Appreciation: The once beautiful place was pleasing to the eye, with the faint fragrance of flowers permeating the sleeves, the beating flames, the boiling water, and the leisurely and elegant atmosphere. Friends share tea. The poet recalls the good times of "winners", with flower-scented sleeves, guarding the stove, waiting for the water to boil.

It is just a normal thing to share tea with friends, which is in sharp contrast to the desolation and haggardness on the table in front of the lonely Lord today. The unspeakable sorrow comes so suddenly. Victory means beauty, just like today’s tourist attractions.

2. The stone stove left by the immortal man is in the middle of the water. ——Zhu Xi of the Song Dynasty, "Wuyi Jingshe Miscellaneous Ode on the Tea Stove"

Appreciation: In the past, the gods were attracted by the good tea and beautiful scenery here. They cooked tea and drank tea here, leaving the stone stove in the middle of the stream. . It is as beautiful as "in the middle of the water" described in "The Book of Songs", which makes people think a lot. The immortals had already finished drinking the good tea and left in the ark, leaving behind the curling tea smoke on the tea stove stone through the time and space of history.

Sending you the thin, long, light and far-reaching aroma of tea. The artistic conception of this poem is so beautiful that people can't extricate themselves from the beauty of reverie and the fragrance of tea. To remember the truth. If there are different weather conditions, such as the twilight and dusk, the wind, tobacco, and trees, the strange weather, the wandering figures, the chirping of apes and birds, it will be a trance that changes endlessly in one day.

3. The tea stove Ben Kasazawa flew to the country to pick tea. Falling into Wuyi Mountain, the heart of the stream turned into stone. ——Yang Wanli's "Inscription on the Twelve Tea Stoves of Zhu Yuanhui's Wuyi Jingshe"

Appreciation: This poem expresses the author's longing for the twelve tea stoves of Zhu Yuanhui's Wuyi Jingshe in the form of sustenance. Express your feelings. The tea stove is the place where tea is cooked and is likened to the country of tea. The word "Tea Zao Ben Rize" in the poem means that the tea stove was originally part of Rize (wetland), while "Flying to the Country of Tea Picking" depicts the scene of tea leaves flying from afar to be picked.

It shows the author's love for tea culture and praise of nature. As a symbol of tea culture, the tea stove is endowed with human emotions and vitality, integrating with the natural landscape. Through this description, the poet expresses his admiration for tea culture and awe of nature. This poem uses concise language and imagery to show the author's unique perception of tea culture and the beauty of nature.