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Classic of Tea1088Chapter I · The Origin169Chapter II · The Implements155Chapter III · The Making127Chapter IV · The Vessels127Chapter VII · The History127Chapter V · The Brewing113Chapter VI · The Drinking113Chapter VIII · The Producing Regions113Close reading77Commentary77History77Making77Misreadings77Modern tea science77One-page summary77Plain reading77Practice today77Taste and body77Terroir77Text and editions77Vessels and fire77Words and things77Chapter IX · The Omissions29Chapter X · The Illustration15

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  • Chapter I · The Origin: a close reading of the whole chapterNov 10, 2026
  • Chapter VIII · The Producing Regions: Taste and body — In Shannan Circuit, Xiazhou is best, Xiangzhou and Jingzhou next…Nov 09, 2026
  • Chapter VI · The Drinking: Commentary — For tea of rare freshness and rich fragrance, pour but…Nov 08, 2026
  • Chapter V · The Brewing: Practice today — When roasting the tea, beware of roasting over a windy…Nov 07, 2026
  • Chapter IV · The Vessels: Terroir — For one sheng of boiling water, use one fangcun-spoon of…Nov 06, 2026
  • Chapter III · The Making: Close reading — On rainy days do not pick; on clear days with…Nov 05, 2026
  • Chapter II · The Implements: Vessels and fire — The zeng steamer is made of wood or earthenware, narrowed…Nov 04, 2026
  • Chapter I · The Origin: Words and things — Those planted without firm rooting rarely flourish. The method is…Nov 03, 2026

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