In a small village in Chaoshan, there lived a young man named Zhe Xi. Ever since he was a child, Zhe Xi learned to make Teochew Kung Fu Tea with his grandfather. Every evening, in the tea-scented hall, Xiao Ming and his grandfather sat together, sipping tea and chatting.

Grandpa liked to tell legendary stories about Lu Yu, the tea sage, saying, "Lu Yu was the founder of Chinese tea culture. He studied tea in a profound and subtle way, and came up with many concepts of the tea ceremony, which became our guide to making tea." These stories captivated Tetsuhi and sparked his interest in Chinese tea culture.

As time went by, Cheolsea grew up and entered the society. With his deep love for Chinese tea culture, he was determined to pass on this valuable culture. So he started to organize lectures and tea tasting activities on Chinese tea culture in the community, hoping to let more people understand and experience the charm of Teochew Kung Fu Tea.

Zhe Xi's efforts were not in vain, and he gradually became a pioneer in the promotion of local tea culture. He actively participated in various tea culture activities, organized tea performances and tea tasting competitions, and attracted many like-minded tea lovers to join in the promotion of Chinese tea culture.
Eventually, because of his infinite love for Chinese tea culture and tireless efforts, Zhe Xi decided to put aside his other work and devote himself to the business of Chinese tea. He opened a tea house, dedicated to the heritage and promotion of traditional Chinese tea culture, so that more people can enjoy the unique style of Chaoshan Kung Fu Tea.

With his own actions, Zhe Xi has carried forward the beautiful tradition of Chaoshan Kung Fu Tea and made more people feel the profoundness of Chinese tea culture. With enthusiasm and strong belief, traditional culture can be revitalized in contemporary times.

 The Glassic On Tea(Chinese-English Parallel Texts)