Enamel-painted Dragon and Phoenix Teapot

Enamel-painted Dragon and Phoenix Teapot

Why not pour some water out of the kettle?

Picking it up is drinking, putting it down is savoring.
As you pick it up and put it down, tea warms people's hearts in its own way.

I've had some thoughts on drinking tea lately.
A cup of tea comes from the mountains and fields, and has experienced many things before finally settling in the cup.
This was achieved through countless choices and trade-offs.
This is why it is said that no two bowls of tea are the same.
Those present should not return to this day and time.

Brew a pot of tea, and before you know it, the bitterness turns to sweetness, regardless of the strength of the brew.
One of the women present said that this tea has a very lasting flavor, and that is quite true.

The guests have left, the tea has grown cold, but the past connection remains unresolved.
Even after we parted, the sound of the pine breeze still lingers.

Suddenly, a story came to mind.

The master asked: If you want to boil a kettle of water, but you find you don't have enough firewood halfway through, what should you do?
Some disciples said: "Hurry up and find firewood"; some said: "Borrow it"; some said: "Buy it".
The master shook his head and said, "Why don't you pour some water out of the pot?"
Things in life can never be perfect; you have to give up something to gain something.