• Material: Glass
• Craft: High-Fidelity Print from Original Handwritten Calligraphy
• Size: Available in three sizes - 17*22cm, 22*27cm, 23*32cm
• Style: Chinese

Please note: This piece is reproduced from an original handwritten calligraphy work. It is a printed version, not a newly hand-written original, while faithfully preserving the brushwork, ink traces, and character of the original artwork.

Meaning

Tea and Leisure - Chinese Tea Culture. Sit down, relax, take a break, and have a cup of tea. Drinking tea is not only a hobby for Chinese people, but also represents a Zen attitude towards life.
When you first taste tea, it's bitter, but then it becomes sweet, representing the Chinese philosophy of "bitter first, sweet later" in life. When we are young, we need to have the spirit of hard work, to be brave enough to endure hardships and take responsibility, so that we can enjoy a better life later on.
At the same time, when you drink tea, you can stop and think about life, temporarily getting away from busy work and mundane matters, allowing your spiritual world to relax and elevate.
You can also invite three to five good friends to drink tea together, chat and enjoy the moment. Though the tea may be bitter, we need to learn to have fun amidst the bitterness. After all, isn't that what life is all about?