tea

This website is a picture and video guide to Chinese tea.The website includes 18 steps to brew Wuyi Mountain Rock essence tea, and how to brew green tea in a glass cup. Other topics include tea culture and tea in China.

This website is called China Tea Culture and was created by Chinese man Jin Xiaoning. The website contents include China the homeland of tea, types of Chinese tea, advantages of tea drinking, tea production, tea-producing area, and links to other tea sites.

This website focuses on four types of tea - green tea, black tea, Wulong tea, and compresed tea. The website also discusses tea production, China's tea-producing area's, and the advantages of tea-drinking, such as tea is rich in vitamins and ta contains chemicals that are anti-inflammatory.

This website's contents includes famous tea, tea and water, tea equipment,tea and history, tea traditions,and tea and life. There is also a tea forum for its users and the website has a very arty feel and look to it.

This websit discusses the Chinese tea culture and the five types of tea, which are green tea, black tea, Oolong tea, compressed tea and scented tea. The website gives a definition of each of five tea types and includes a webpage of the Chinese culture.

This website is a bit cluttered as it jam packed full of information about the China tea culture. The topics on this website include the origin of tea, tea stories, why it is healthy, the China tea museum and teahouse, and tea groups.

This website gives the history of tea in China and includes tea classifications, best Chinese teas, and tea culture. The website also includes China travel tips so the website would suit someone who is planning a trip to China.

This website is reccommended for the advanced Chinese language student because it is mostly written in Chinese The website introduces purple clay, purple clay teapots, tea, tea brewing method and etc.  It is also the first website pioneering to focus on the matching of tea and purple clay teapots, and the appreciation and the sales of purple clay teapots that have been treated before use and been nurtured/cultivated/lubricated for some time.

This website is called Tea Culture House and is about Chinese tea art. The website includes information about tea workshops, tea ceramonies, and the China tea festival. This is a great website to browse if you are planning a trip to China.

This website gives a history on the Chinese tea culture and includes gourmet Chinese tea recipes. The topics include tea made with skill, introduction of Chinese tea, Chinese tea party,Chinese te, and herbal cold tea.

Chinavista.com was created by Mr Du Feibao in 1998, and the website's contents includes Chinese tea culture, Chinese culture guide and a China city guide. The website also dicusses the categories of tea, such as green tea,black tea and compressed tea with a small definition with each tea.

This website takes a more scientific approach to the other websites and looks at which plants the different types of teas come from and explains the tea manufacturing process. The website also looks at type of teas such as non-femented, semi - femented, fully femented, and post femented.