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What does the teacup mean?
The moral of covering a bowl of tea is: the cover represents the sky, the bowl represents people, and the tray is a symbol of the earth, which indicates the beautiful meaning of harmony between heaven and earth.

Covered bowls, also known as "three-talented bowls" and "three-talented cups", as the name implies, are a kind of Han Dynasty tea set with a lid on the top, a tray on the bottom and a bowl in the middle. Cover for the sky, support for the ground, bowl for people, meaning harmony between heaven and earth. When drinking tea with a covered bowl, the cup cover, the cup body and the cup holder cannot be used separately, otherwise it is neither polite nor beautiful.

In the early days, the bowl was for personal use, and the brewing and drinking were combined into one. At this time, the bowl is like a cup. Nowadays, bowls with lids are more used as teapots, because it is easier to observe the color and grasp the concentration of soup when making tea with lids.

After soaking, you can directly appreciate the bottom of the leaves, and it is more convenient to clean the slag than the teapot. So the cover bowl evolved into a brewing vessel, which became another form of tea set combined with cups and cups.

Steps to cover a bowl and make tea

1. Cup washing: Wash the tea set with boiling water to raise the temperature of the tea set.

2, tea: the amount of tea can be flexibly mastered according to personal hobbies, generally 5~8 grams.

3, tea: it is best to let the tea rotate in the cup when washing tea. The specific times of tea washing can be determined according to different tea products.

4. Foam scraping: Gently scrape off the foam floating on the cup surface with the cup cover.

5. Soup: Soup is the most elegant and important part of the cover bowl. Pour the tea soup in the cover bowl into a fair mug to make the tea soup even.

6. Pour the fair cup of China tea soup into everyone's teacup fairly and evenly.

7. Look at the tea: Look at the color of the tea soup and smell the fragrance on the lid of the cup.

8. Tea.