I challenge @amazonv to write “Dive! Dive! Dive!”

And what did tea leaves bring you when they felt in your cup?

@jackie I will have to ask a Chinese friend to see if she can find stuff.

And I have several ideas regarding this company disappearing but I prefer facts.

Shame on you @bram.

Really nice to see so many teapots and tea stuff.

I really need to have some of these commercials 😛

And I think there might be a mistake in the text below one of the pictures.
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@bram you won’t find it as I don’t plan on writing books but from time to time, an idea or a first chapter (like my “poem” on Tea wars and Dragons).

@bram but you can feel younger inside yourself.

@bram except that I wrote previously that prices are not always related to quality but also to expenses from the different shops.

But I think you are right, we can easily be fooled.

@bram China didn’t trade but sent gifts and received tribute (among them the Tea and Horse road).
I found the part on this company quite interesting (but without any knowledge of Chinese, any researh will be quite limited).

@bram that price is an important part of every man choices.

@bram Mathematical theory and tasting usually don’t go well together.

I never read any of his books (but I played a computer RPG inspired by his work) but I didn’t know he had died.

Nice tribute.

Triangular trade… And I am afraid you are right @thedevotea (not sure if it was only for tea that sugar was produced), for many people, it wasn’t a problem (heck Bartolomé de las Casas and his fights).

@lazyliteratus you are on the verge of becoming Plato with his cavern mythos. 😉

Nice job.

I will try to do it when I have time.