The Tea Maker

The Tea Maker

This article was written on August 29, 2013

Author: Lü Jianfeng

If someone recently asked me what is the best thing to do? I would unhesitatingly recommend making tea. There are too many reasons. The previous two articles wrote some vague things; today I'll talk about something practical. I sell Pu'er tea online and am most familiar with Pu'er. This article will use Pu'er as an example.

Pu'er tea gets more fragrant with age; if you can't sell it, you can store it as aged tea, and the longer it's stored, the more valuable it becomes. Raw tea from around 2000 was a few yuan then, now it's over 1000. This is a good industry.

People who make tea have good patience and little anger. Tea reduces internal heat; drinking tea every day will make you more and more patient. Beating wives or scolding husbands basically won't happen; your heart becomes calmer, and harmony in the family brings prosperity. This is beneficial to physical and mental health and family harmony.

Drinking tea every day is a matter of chatting with people every day. After a few cups of tea, you'll know everything: big and small matters, neighbors and villagers, international order, finance and stocks, entertainment gossip. Sitting and drinking tea is like traveling thousands of miles; without leaving home, you know the world's affairs. If you actively participate in discussions, your impression will be deeper and your understanding deeper. This is re-learning knowledge.

Many big bosses open tea shops or tea clubs, not with the purpose of selling tea, but just to have a reason and place to receive guests. Inviting people to tea is more positive than inviting them to drink alcohol or go to KTV; it's easier to accept and more dignified. Tea can be brewed one infusion after another, from raw tea to ripe tea, from Pu'er to Dianhong, and you can drink all day. Can alcohol do that? In a whole day, can't you fully communicate about anything? After coming into contact with tea, many bosses have grown bigger and bigger. This is the dignity of tea and its help to career.

Making tea is relatively profitable. I don't have much say in this; I haven't earned decent money yet, but I believe making tea is relatively profitable. Come to Kangle and look at the merchants' cars; it's like a car market, a car show. Cayennes, Land Rovers, BMWs, and Mercedes are everywhere, and various limited editions are often seen. This is a profitable industry.

A very good industry that can allow you to improve greatly, benefit family harmony and career advancement, and also make money. Don't you want to participate?

If you love him, let him make tea!

PS: The following article "If you hate him, also let him make tea" will be released soon.