中国茶文化（Chinese Tea Culture）精品.ppt

Tea Service Master 茶博士 Tea utensils Tea Sets ?Fictile(陶) Tea Sets Porcelain（瓷）Tea Sets White-porcelain tea sets Celadon (青瓷 )tea sets Black-porcelain tea sets Lacquer Tea Sets （漆器茶具 ） Glass Tea Sets Metal Tea Sets Bamboo and Wooden Tea Sets Fictile Tea Sets The purple clay teapot is made of unglazed clay (素烧的,没有上釉的黏土), which is baked with purple and red mud specially found in the local area. Among the fictile tea sets, the purple clay tea set made in Yixing is regarded as the best one. Porcelain Tea Sets White-porcelain tea sets: the most famous white-porcelain producing area is Jingdezhen, and other areas include Liling of Hunan Province, Tangshan of Hebei Province and Qimen of Anhui Province. Lacquer Tea Sets Lacquer tea sets were put into use in the Qing Dynasty and mainly made in Fuzhou area of Fujian Province. Glass Tea Sets Glass, transparent and with dazzling luster, is a plastic material used widely. Using glass cup to make tea, one can enjoy a good view of the bright color of the water and the tender tealeaves that are pushed up and down when water is poured in and then slowly stretch. Metal Tea Sets Metal has great advantage over other materials in tea storage, and tin is the best one compared to all other metals such as gold, silver and copper. Tin pot is mostly made with small mouth and long neck together with a tube-shaped body. Such kind of airproof tin pot can guard tea against moisture, oxidation, light and peculiar smell. Bamboo and Wooden Tea Sets Bamboo and Wooden Tea Sets: In past days, large rural areas, including tea-producing areas, used bamboo or wooden tea sets to make tea because they were cheap but with good quality. But such tea sets are seldom used nowadays, except some bamboo and wooden pots that are used to store tea, especially teapots made of boxwood（黄杨木） and reed-bamboo. Tea utensils Tea utensils Tea utensils Tea utensils Tea utensils Homework for the next unit Introduce local operas in your hometown or oper