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Why Do Some People Call Me a Charlatan?
Ever since I started studying tea, I often hear people calling me a charlatan, and I just laugh it off. Recently, after several intense disc…
02
DeepSeek indeed understands Chinese better
All the text on laolv.org is original, but the previous WordPress theme didn't have SEO features, and I didn't pay much attention to it. Rec…
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Why can't Chinese tea be ground into powder and drunk directly like coffee beans?
I often browse Zhihu and find many questions like this. I've answered them, and I'll also post it here with slight modifications.
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A Moment in a Tea Company
A short story written on my phone before, posted on QQ Space, now seeing it, I feel it fits today's tea industry even better. It's still int…
05
Making White Tea: Insights from a Tea Maker
White tea is relatively difficult to make well. According to my strict view, most white tea on the market is not suitable for immediate drin…
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Created a QQ Group for Tea Enthusiasts to Exchange Ideas, Welcome to Join!
Launched a new site, cha.wiki, offering online reading and downloads of tea and Chinese classics books. I will do my best to organize releva…
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Updates, Tea Forum Notes! From Discuz to Lume, the Heart to Build a Tea Forum Never Dies
August 10, 2026 Saw the Lume program, felt very thoughtful, it's a particularly lightweight forum program, so restarted the tea forum, domai…
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Old Lv's Tea Site Has Been Redesigned
Previously called Old Lv Talks Tea, now with new domain laolv.org, renamed simply Old Lv. Using WordPress system, original Typecho hasn't be…
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One Sentence Introduction to Yunnan/Chinese Tea/Tea Culture
Yunnan, a colorful land in southwest China, boasts a profound cultural heritage, unique customs of its diverse ethnic groups, and magnificen…