A GNA Feature by Stephen Asante GNA Special Correspondent, Beijing, China Beijing, June 17, GNA – A cup of hot Chinese tea is ...

What is Chinese tea made up of? Essentially, all Chinese tea comes from the Camella Sinsenis plant. But what separates different teas is the way that they are processed. While the Western world ...

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After harvesting, the leaves are either steamed (Japanese method) or pan-fired (Chinese method) to prevent oxidation. This ...

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After harvesting, the leaves are either steamed (Japanese method) or pan-fired (Chinese method) to prevent oxidation. This process preserves the green color and its fresh flavor. Green tea leaves ...