Gong Fu Tea Service with a Gaiwan

Tea tastes so much better prepared mindfully and in small quantities! :)

I see that you steep tea a few seconds after the first rinse; is this correct way? I enjoy this. What type of tea?

I would like t try some of this tea! It looks really good! :)

That was hardcore

thank you. excellent video

This is very different from how we drink tea in the west.
Intresting to see! 😊

It could be so relaxing unless not the fast movements

I think this is one of the best Gaiwan / Gong Fu demo videos around. Your gentle, fluid movements are a pleasure to watch, and I love that leaf shaped presentation bowl being used. Where can I get one of those? I had a look on the Caina website, saw that bit about online shopping for teas & teaware, but there seem to be no links of any kind to get into the online store.

Very wasteful.

Great video !

Ignorant American here... I love watching tea ceremonies! What is the purpose of the first rinse?

pretentious af

you are so cutee 可愛！

It's interesting to compare this to a Japanese ceremony. The Chinese method seems so much more... Free? I guess I would use to describe it...

This is very relaxing!

So when to use Gaiwan and when to use another kind of teapot? :)

Why??????

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I find these videos so relaxing thank you

Beautiful swirling .. :)

That was so cute.

Hi, will you tell me the music playing please? I love it as much as the ceremony itself!

Also this introduced me to a whole new appreciation for tea that I will always have now. Thank you! I did Western style for a long time now but I'm buying a gaiwan immediately. Do you have tips on what I should for when it comes to gaiwans?

Beautiful!!

If you was my wife, we would be making each other the tea, followed by plenty of meditation, and tai-chi . . . . For a peaceful life
❤❤❤

Hello! Thank you so much for the clear demonstration of how to properly brew green tea. I have some questions, I hope you can help me understand. First, the tray. I have never before seen a wooden tray like this, on which hot water is poured. Can you explain about it? Where does the hot water go? How is the tray maintained and taken care of? Does the hot water damage or warp the wood? Do you empty the tray of water after finishing the drinking of tea?
Second question: You put something on top of one of the containers. It is not clear to me, what this thing is. Is it a strainer? Or, is it a funnel? I could not get a clear look at its inside.

That smile at the end made the whole video:))

Beautiful!

I like the color of the tea ware similar to duck egg shell blue color of Ru ware.

Why are u pouring the tea or water out on the board?

I think it needs at least 2min for tea extraction! It's too fast! Like just warm water!

I got a tea ceremony kit but I didn't know how to use it, thank you!

I like that gaiwan