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Join me for a cuppa tea - Day 1
Here starts a new week.
Looking at today's painting, can you guess the theme for this week?
Whether you are a tea drinker or not, join TYP Art Cruise this week to enj... see more
Here starts a new week.
Looking at today's painting, can you guess the theme for this week?
Whether you are a tea drinker or not, join TYP Art Cruise this week to enj... see more
Join me for a cuppa tea - Day 2
Today people take selfies of tea drinking as a moment of enjoyment and relaxation.
There were also portrait paintings of tea drinking but they served a different purpo... see more
Today people take selfies of tea drinking as a moment of enjoyment and relaxation.
There were also portrait paintings of tea drinking but they served a different purpo... see more
Join me for a cuppa tea - Day 3
We are all curious about what will happen in future and fortune tellers use different means to make their predictions.
Do you know that tea leaves is one of those mean... see more
We are all curious about what will happen in future and fortune tellers use different means to make their predictions.
Do you know that tea leaves is one of those mean... see more
Join me for a cuppa tea - Day 4
The Europeans discovered tea in the 16th century while the Chinese have been drinking tea for two thousand years.
Until the mid-19th century, China held the monoploly... see more
The Europeans discovered tea in the 16th century while the Chinese have been drinking tea for two thousand years.
Until the mid-19th century, China held the monoploly... see more
Join me for a cuppa tea - Day 5
Chinese have been consuming tea for over 3000 years.
It is not only a plant or a beverage but represents an entire culture.
Today's painting depicts a popular activi... see more
Chinese have been consuming tea for over 3000 years.
It is not only a plant or a beverage but represents an entire culture.
Today's painting depicts a popular activi... see more
Join me for a cuppa tea - Day 6
Yesterday we discovered the tea contest, popular in the Chinese Song Dynasty (960 - 1279).
The specific way of tea making at that time is called Dian Cha 点茶 (litterall... see more
Yesterday we discovered the tea contest, popular in the Chinese Song Dynasty (960 - 1279).
The specific way of tea making at that time is called Dian Cha 点茶 (litterall... see more
Join me for a cuppa tea - Day 7
This week we have been drinking a lot of tea together, in UK, China and Japan.
For this Sunday, let us go to Russia and join The Merchant's Wife At Tea (painted by Bor... see more
This week we have been drinking a lot of tea together, in UK, China and Japan.
For this Sunday, let us go to Russia and join The Merchant's Wife At Tea (painted by Bor... see more