Origin of Tea
Blake Carson
Jan 2025 · LibriHouse
eBook
117
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What are the cultural and historical narratives surrounding tea, and how has it influenced societies around the world? This book traces the origins of tea in China, where it was first used as a medicinal herb before becoming a staple beverage. It discusses the spread of tea to Japan, where it became part of Zen Buddhism, and its eventual introduction to Europe and its colonies, influencing trade and culture globally. The narrative explores the traditions, ceremonies, and the economic dynamics of tea, including the historical events like the Boston Tea Party and the Opium Wars. The book also examines the modern tea industry, the resurgence of interest in traditional and artisanal teas, and the global implications of tea production on local economies and environments.
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