Tea Museum Fuzhou
Hi steemit
This is the Tea Museum which is near the Heritage Museum. This province has the best tea in China and there is a tea culture and most homes have a tea table in the living room
The entrance
Inside the museum
Traditional tea table set
The backyard
Tea bags
Some tea history
THis is one of my favorite tea! I bet you can smell the flower in side the museum
Thank you emilymichelle. Yes it smells really nice inside
I like the backyard with the bamboo plants, it looks like a nice place to relax.
Thank you azfix. Yes bamboo is really good to have in the backyard, it gives you privacy and looks peaceful, perfect place to enjoy tea
Do you have these locations picked out in advance before you travel and find these great places after yo visit a city. Beautiful photo’s everyplace you travel.
Hi floridanow. I usually search for the places to visit first then decide how many days i should stay in each city
Always appreciate what you share.
Tea is more classy than coffee aint it?
Hi kevbot. Yes and it is healthier. But coffee is getting popular too in China
Wow, that's very unique,
As you say, every home has a table for tea, perhaps it has become a traditional part of China. And I also see in every room of Fuzhou Tea Museum, it has tremendous historical significance. Looks like I want to, visit the museum.😊
Thank you amuchtar. Yes the hotel rooms sometime has tea table also. It's a good way to relax and chat with family and friends
You are welcome. @djohan 😊
This is the coolest part of the routine.
Great museum of china's traditional things .
Beautiful piece of artwork
Thank you spiritualpower
There are numbers of museum in fuzhou city.
Nice pics and Enjoy friend
Thank you pardeepkumar. Yes there are quite a few
First one most awesome @djohan. Never seen before tea museum. most ancient looks there. Thanks.
Thank you kingsberry. Tea culture is like coffee in the west
Very nice collection of arts.. thank you for sharing with us
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Wow....such a wonderful and interesting photography collection by @djohan sir...
Actualy I think..Natural history exhibit was excellent, as were the displays of Fusion's history prior to about 1800.Wish there had been more in English, but there was enough to keep me going. More modern history on top floor was as interesting for light it threw on Chinese political views as factual material. The exhibit still looked like it was prepared by professional historian, but now it was modified in some degree by political views. Denunciations of Western imperialism in 19th century were interspersed with discussions of the science of socialism, discussions of the people's expulsion of Japanese invaders in 1945 failed to suggest Japan was overwhelmed in other theaters, and so It wasn't too bad,but I no longer had the feeling I was viewing the dispassionate work of professional historians....
Wel done sir...