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A practical, encyclopedic manual that surveys the tea plant and its cultivation, catalogs tools and utensils, and gives step-by-step processes from picking through steaming, pressing, drying, and packing. It details hearths, vessels, measurements, and water-and-heat techniques for brewing, offers criteria for judging quality and preparing powdered or leaf forms, and records regional production notes and anecdotal accounts. Technical instructions and material descriptions sit alongside cultural commentary on drinking manners, serving rituals, and the social role of tea.
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