Life's Levels: I Soak Difficulties into Tea

Introduction to "The Levels of Life: I Soak Difficulties in Tea" The afternoon sun was too lazy to go outside and shone through the wooden window lattice. High school students with ponytails spread out their exercise books in the corner, and the peach and oolong tea at hand was steaming with sweet fragrance. In the booth next door, a young couple shared a matcha mille-feuille head to head, and their laughter stirred up the icing on the porcelain plate. Not far away, three girlfriends took selfies holding special juice filled with mint leaves, and the light and shadow flowed on the carved glass. A passing tea guest was having his morning tea, and the refreshments on the table were exquisite and attractive. The old man in Tang suit waved his folding fan and played chess with his friends. The crisp sound of chess pieces falling on the nanmu chessboard, mixed with the hum of the coffee machine and the ding-dong of the tea master's warming cup, formed a wonderful concert of life - this is the Yuesu Tea House, a spiritual station hidden in the fireworks. When a stay-at-home mother opens the carved wooden door with red eyes, and when the burden of a tired working-class family bends her back, the old tea case in the teahouse becomes a battlefield to solve the problem. Sixty-year-old Lin Yuesu inadvertently turned the purple clay pot, his mellow voice hiding the wisdom of insight into the world; fifty-two-year-old Lei Shiguang in a suit and leather shoes tapped the hand grip, and his eyes behind gold-rimmed glasses analyzed the problem as accurately as a scalpel; thirty-five-year-old business elite Xu Yunqing slid his tablet computer and used data and logic to build a bridge to break the situation. And behind them, three legendary women also shine brightly. Leng Bingshuang is dressed in a moon-white cheongsam. She is both the leader of the martial arts sect Hu Buzhang and a master of traditional Chinese medicine who has rejuvenated her skills. As a cardiovascular and cerebrovascular expert, Su Wanqing has a gentle smile on her oval face that hides the benevolence of a doctor;