Tea

In the course of history, tea is always present: the tea tax in the late Tang Dynasty led to uprisings, the Song Dynasty and the Liao and Jin Dynasties exchanged trade, and the development of various ethnic minorities is inseparable from the shadow of tea. In the Ming Dynasty, Zhu Yuanzhang abandoned Tuancha, and while losing the point of tea, he promoted the innovation of tea-making technology, giving birth to today's six major tea categories. Tea was introduced to Japan and had a huge and far-reaching impact on Japanese culture. Tea was introduced to Europe, causing medical controversy and becoming popular among the royal families of various countries. Tea spread around the world and became the trigger for the American Revolution. This book explores the development of tea from a unique perspective. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.