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81Making & Vessels

Chapter II · The Implements: History — The pestle and mortar, also called dui, are best when…

"The pestle and mortar, also called dui, are best when they have long been in constant use."

HHouyue Tea Studio·Mar 22, 2025Read →
82Making & Vessels

Chapter II · The Implements: One-page summary — The bei drying-pit is dug two feet deep, two and…

"The bei drying-pit is dug two feet deep, two and a half feet wide, and one zhang long. Above it a low wall two feet high is built and plastered with clay."

HHouyue Tea Studio·Mar 15, 2025Read →
83Making & Vessels

Chapter II · The Implements: Taste and body — The stove should have no chimney; the cauldron should have…

"The stove should have no chimney; the cauldron should have a lipped rim."

HHouyue Tea Studio·Mar 07, 2025Read →
84Making & Vessels

Chapter II · The Implements: Practice today — The cheng base, also called tai or zhen, is made…

"The cheng base, also called tai or zhen, is made of stone; otherwise of locust or mulberry wood, half-buried in the ground so that it will not rock."

HHouyue Tea Studio·Feb 28, 2025Read →
85Making & Vessels

Chapter II · The Implements: Plain reading — The yu storage cabinet is made of wood, woven of…

"The yu storage cabinet is made of wood, woven of bamboo, and pasted with paper. It has a shelf inside, a cover above, a base below, and a door at the side, with one panel shut. Wi

HHouyue Tea Studio·Feb 21, 2025Read →
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Chapter II · The Implements: Misreadings — The pestle and mortar, also called dui, are best when…

"The pestle and mortar, also called dui, are best when they have long been in constant use."

HHouyue Tea Studio·Feb 13, 2025Read →
87Making & Vessels

Chapter II · The Implements: Close reading — The guan skewer is cut from bamboo, two and a…

"The guan skewer is cut from bamboo, two and a half feet long, for stringing tea cakes to roast."

HHouyue Tea Studio·Feb 06, 2025Read →
88Making & Vessels

Chapter II · The Implements: History — The stove should have no chimney; the cauldron should have…

"The stove should have no chimney; the cauldron should have a lipped rim."

HHouyue Tea Studio·Jan 29, 2025Read →
89Making & Vessels

Chapter II · The Implements: One-page summary — The cheng base, also called tai or zhen, is made…

"The cheng base, also called tai or zhen, is made of stone; otherwise of locust or mulberry wood, half-buried in the ground so that it will not rock."

HHouyue Tea Studio·Jan 22, 2025Read →
90Making & Vessels

Chapter II · The Implements: Words and things — The yu storage cabinet is made of wood, woven of…

"The yu storage cabinet is made of wood, woven of bamboo, and pasted with paper. It has a shelf inside, a cover above, a base below, and a door at the side, with one panel shut. Wi

HHouyue Tea Studio·Jan 15, 2025Read →
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