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Do you know that Chinese people drink over 1.6 million tons of tea every year? That's enough to 1. f
about 600 Olympic-sized swimming pools! For over 4,000 years, tea has been more than just a popular 2. d
in China—it's a living tradition connecting the past and present.
Its story begins in the mountains of southwest China. According to legend(传说), Emperor Shennong discovered tea's magic when wild tea leaves fell into his 3. h ______ water by accident. And the ancient medical book Shennong Bencao Jing 4. r ______ that the tea had the power to refresh the mind and strengthen eyesight(清神明目).
It's believed that tea became popular during the Tang Dynasty. The first work about tea 5. c
in China, The Classic of Tea, has the earliest description of the tea types, methods of making tea, and even the rules of drinking tea. One of the golden rules is, "6. N
fill a teacup completely—leaving space shows respect and hope for more to come."
In the Song Dynasty, the 7. b
of tea developed quickly. Many specialized tea-tasting clubs were set up, and tea stores and teahouses came into fashion. And a large number of tea merchants(商人) emerged then.
Today, tea is common in our daily life. It helps improve the relationships within families and among 8. n
. You can often see this scene: elderly men in bamboo chairs drink gaiwan cha as they chat about neighbourhood news. What's more, innovation(创新) is added to the tea industry. Milk tea has been loved by young Chinese these years. 9. T
teahouses coexist(共存) with modern milk tea shops now. A 16-year-old girl from Suzhou says, "I drink milk tea in school days 10. w
weekends are for enjoying flower teas with Grandma." Her phone case reads, "No tea, no life."