A Chinese wedding has many ... traditionally follow as part of their wedding festivities to maximise good luck: guo da li (also known as the betrothal ceremony); preparing the bride’s dowry ...

“It reminded us of the Chinese tea ceremony, where receiving blessings ... Jie Lin, an auditor by profession, wishes for their wedding ceremony to inspire others, saying: “We hope more couples ...

Sipping a steaming tea is a refined and relaxing ritual. A cuppa can charge you for the day, sustain you through the afternoon, soothe you to sleep or nurse you back to health. Discover your cup of ...

Both men are ethnically Chinese, and as Tim began ... with a “very much abbreviated” tea ceremony, as Tim said. In their construction of their wedding space, they created a slightly raised ...

A live demonstration was also conducted for students to experience and to gain a deeper understanding of the significance of a Chinese tea ceremony. Most of those present had never tasted nor ...

who has opened a traditional tea house at 1007 Elmwood Avenue. Recently, Jon prepared some loose leaf, Chinese high mountain red tea, Gongfu Cha style, during an impromptu meet up. The experience ...

Spring non-credit Chinese tea ceremony class is open for public registration. $120 per course. $60 for participants 55 and above or for WMU students. $25 for WMU employees. In addition to the tuition ...

The day before the wedding, couples separately go through ... Traditionally, the Chinese tea ceremony was done with the bride's elders first at her home, and then with the groom's elders at ...