浅谈中日茶文化的异同（Discussion on the similarities and differences between Chinese and Japanese tea culture.）.docVIP

浅谈中日茶文化的异同（Discussion on the similarities and differences between Chinese and Japanese tea culture.） Discussion on the similarities and differences between Chinese and Japanese tea culture. Tea culture is the essence of Oriental culture, Oriental cultural heritage of national immortality. China is the hometown of tea, is the birthplace of tea, is also the first discovery, use of the tea country. Since the Han and Wei, Jin, northern and Southern Dynasties, tea customs from Bashu area to spread vast areas of the Central Plains, gradually from the embryonic development of tea culture. Japan is Chinese tea culture into one of the earliest countries. Japan tea culture has a long history, one thousand years of continuous development, the perfection of the Japanese tea ceremony. China tea culture is the philosophy of beauty, Confucianism as the core, and absorb the essence of Confucianism, Buddhism and Taoism three, emphasizing the golden mean, Zen tea blindly, harmony, and constantly in pursuit of truth, goodness and beauty. The tea ceremony is derived from Chinese, was developed in Japan, formed a unique Japanese tea ceremony of the beauty of religion. The purpose of the Japanese tea ceremony, tea tasting is not identified on the quality and taste of the shade, but through the complex procedures and rituals to seeking a quiet, harmonious, edifying purpose. Here, I make a simple analysis of the similarities and differences between Chinese tea culture. First of all, different points of the tea culture in China and japan: (a) two tea culture different formation. Chinese tea culture from the edible value gradually rise to the spiritual level, and the development of tea culture in Japan has experienced the reverse process, namely first established is the spiritual culture, and then spread to the practical. China tea was first used for medicine, and then used for drinking, 780 years Lu Yu tea to inject tea culture. At this point, the Japanese tea culture is the opposite. The J