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{{fa}}If you're familiar with the Chinese words "Kung Fu" as referring to the martial arts, you'll be interested to know that these words have other meanings in Chinese. "Kung Fu" actually refers to hard work, labor, and dedication toward any task or any goal. Kung Fu Cha (Cha means tea) is the Chinese tea brewing process that incorporates all these meanings. Keep reading for instructions on indulging in the beauty and warmth of Kung Fu tea in the comfort of your own home. | {{fa}}If you're familiar with the Chinese words "Kung Fu" as referring to the martial arts, you'll be interested to know that these words have other meanings in Chinese. "Kung Fu" actually refers to hard work, labor, and dedication toward any task or any goal. Kung Fu Cha (Cha means tea) is the Chinese tea brewing process that incorporates all these meanings. Keep reading for instructions on indulging in the beauty and warmth of Kung Fu tea in the comfort of your own home. | ||
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#Appreciate the tradition. In the Chinese traditional tea culture, Kung Fu tea has a certain [[:Category:Dining Etiquette|etiquette]] that goes along with it, a procedure that drinkers follow. Each different place adds various details. Study the various ways in which Kung Fu tea is served and enjoyed, and eventually you will develop your own unique way. | #Appreciate the tradition. In the Chinese traditional tea culture, Kung Fu tea has a certain [[:Category:Dining Etiquette|etiquette]] that goes along with it, a procedure that drinkers follow. Each different place adds various details. Study the various ways in which Kung Fu tea is served and enjoyed, and eventually you will develop your own unique way. | ||
