Tea ceremony etiquette

Tea ceremony etiquette

Lead: When it comes to drinking tea, we should talk about the etiquette of drinking tea. Even those who have just come into contact with the tea ceremony, some think that the tea ceremony is simple, and some think that the tea ceremony etiquette is difficult. In fact, there are some mistakes in this idea. When learning tea ceremony etiquette, you should teach yourself detailed movements. If you don't understand, ask the teacher and get a full understanding, so you start to accumulate experience. Finally, correct manners are like a part of your body, which you will never forget.

Everyone can't choose their own looks. Natural beauty is a blessing inherited by parents, but it is not necessarily artistic beauty. As the saying goes: smart face, stupid stomach, some people feel nervous and feel ugly because of their low level of coordination and understanding. Some people are plain-looking, but because of their high cultural accomplishment, decent manners, studious, moved by spirit, emotion and skill, they are very confident and energetic. Tea art pays more attention to temperament, and performers should properly decorate their own utensils. If you are really born beautiful, you can be neat and generous. Generally, women can wear light makeup to show their respect for their guests, with quiet and elegant as the keynote, and avoid heavy makeup, which is disproportionate. Beauty from the inner world is the highest realm.

attitude

Posture is what the body presents. Judging from China's traditional aesthetics, people pay more attention to the beauty of body rather than appearance. Classical poetry and literature describe a peerless beauty. Take care of the city first and then the country? That sentence, looking around, is very nice. Or a girl has the wind in the forest, which means that she is charming and does not have a trace of fireworks. The posture in tea performance is also more important than appearance, which needs to be practiced from several basic postures such as sitting, standing, kneeling and walking.

(1) sitting posture

When sitting on a chair or stool, be sure to sit in the middle, so that your body's center of gravity is in the middle, otherwise you will lose your manners by sitting on the edge and overturning the chair (stool); Legs, knees and ankles together, upper body straight, shoulders relaxed; The top of the head is slightly closed, the tongue is facing the chin, and the tip of the nose is facing the navel; Women put their hands between their legs and their left hands on their right hands. Men can put their hands on both sides of their left and right legs. Relax, keep your head calm and focused, and have a natural and beautiful posture. Never spread your legs apart or shake your legs all the time, rub your hands or put them on your chest, bend over, bow your head, etc. If you are a guest, you should also take the above sitting posture. If you let her sit on the sofa, because the sofa is low from the ground, it makes people uncomfortable to sit. The woman can sit up straight, with her legs together, leaning to one side (if she is tired after sitting for a while, she can switch to the other side), and her hands are still between two retreats; Men can put their hands on the armrest, and their legs can be crossed, but they can't shake, their feet droop, and they can't straddle one leg on the other.

In the international communication of tea ceremony performance, Japan and South Korea are used to sitting on the floor, and they also use such seats when holding tea parties without me. China people, especially southerners, are not used to it, so it is especially necessary to carry out targeted training to avoid mistakes and injuries.

1. Kneeling: What do Japanese call it? Sitting? . That is, knees kneeling on the seat cushion, feet behind the ground, hips and feet sitting straight, waist straight, shoulders relaxed, slightly retracted downward, tongue against the palate, hands in front, female left hand down, male vice versa.

2, sitting cross-legged: In addition to sitting upright, men can also sit cross-legged, with their legs bent inward, hands on their knees, and other postures can also sit.

3. Squat on one leg: the right knee bends at right angles to the foot that touches the ground, the right knee touches the ground, the toes touch the ground, and the rest of the postures sit together. When the guest sits on a short desk and chair, or kneels, or crosses his legs, the host asks Chaze to use this posture. Depending on the height of the desk and chair, the one-leg semi-squat type is adopted, that is, the left foot moves forward, the knee bends slightly, and the right knee bends on the left calf.

(3) Standing posture

When a single person is responsible for brewing various colors, because he has to leave the table for many times, let the guests see the tea samples, serve tea, serve food and so on. Suddenly it is inconvenient to sit and stand, or the table is too high to sit, you can use the performance of standing. In addition, no matter which posture you use, you have to stand before you transition to sitting or kneeling. So standing is as important as appearing on the stage. Standing posture should be feet together, straight body, miniature head, straight eyes and relaxed shoulders. Female hands tiger * * * (right hand on left hand), put it on her chest. Male feet are slightly apart, the body is straight, the upper jaw is miniature, eyes are straight, shoulders are relaxed, and hands are crossed (left hand is on right hand) on the lower abdomen.

(4) posture

In order to appear gentle, women can put their hands in the jaws, put their right hands on their left hands and put them on their chests to stand. When walking, move your legs and walk in a straight line, keep your upper body stable, relax your shoulders, shrink your head and chin, and keep your eyes straight. Men are ready to stand. When walking, their arms can swing freely on both sides of their bodies with the movement of their legs, and the rest are the same as those of women. Turn right and right foot first when turning, and vice versa. When the foot is wrong, you can take one more step in the same place and turn right after adjustment. If you are sideways in front of the guests, you need to turn around and face the guests, and perform various tea ceremony actions across the first two steps. When you want to turn around, you should take two steps back and then lean sideways to show respect for the guests.

Sanfengdu

Generally refers to good manners and gestures. In tea ceremony activities, all kinds of actions need good manners, and judging the manners of a tea ceremony performer mainly depends on the coordination of their actions. Are you online? Posture? The various postures mentioned in the first section are actually static qigong and Tai Ji Chuan's preparatory postures, aiming at * * * breathing freely, moving the true qi, dredging meridians, regulating qi and blood, moving outward, keeping the heart, eyes, hands and body in harmony, and making tea before entering? Cultivation? Situation. Every movement in the tea ceremony should be round, soft and coherent, and there should be ups and downs, falsehood and rhythm between movements, so that the viewer can deeply understand the charm. In order to cultivate good manners, they can take part in various physical exercises, play Tai Ji Chuan, dance folk dances, do aerobics, practice static qigong and so on.

Four etiquette

The beauty of the soul contains the heart, spirit and thoughts, which can be reflected in respectful words and actions. The form (etiquette) and ceremony of showing respect is etiquette, which should run through the whole tea ceremony. The host and the guest respect each other, which is beautiful and harmonious.

(1) JuGongLi

At the beginning and end of the tea ceremony, both the host and the guest should bow. There are two kinds of standing and kneeling postures, which can be divided into true, walking and grass according to the degree of bending. ? A real gift? Used between subject and object. Salute? Used between guests. Grass ceremony? Used before and after speaking.

1. Stand bow:? A real gift? Prepare to stand, then gradually separate the hands that will be together, slide down against the two thighs until the fingertips touch the upper edge of the knee, and at the same time, the upper body tilts from the waist, and the head, back and legs are close to 90? Bow (don't just bow your head, or just bow your head), pause for a moment to show your sincere respect for each other, then slowly straighten your upper body to show your continued respect for each other, and at the same time raise your hands along your feet to restore your original standing posture. Bow your head in harmony with your breathing, exhale when you bend over, and inhale when you straighten up, so that the Du meridian in the middle line of your back and Ren meridian in the middle line of your brain circulate in a small week. Salute at the same speed as others to avoid embarrassment. ? Salute? Necessities and? A real gift? Similarly, just put your hands in the middle of your thighs. The head, back and legs are about 120? Bow. ? Grass ceremony? Just lean forward slightly and put your hands on the root of your thighs. Head, back and legs are about 150? Bow, where are the rest? A real gift? .

2. Sit with a bow: If the host is standing and the guest is sitting on a chair (stool), the guest will respond with a bow. ? A real gift? Get ready to sit. When saluting, move your hands forward along your thighs to your knees, lean forward and bow your head, but your head, neck and back are flat and curved, pause for a moment, slowly straighten your upper body and restore your sitting posture. ? Salute? Move your hands along your thighs to the middle. A real gift? . ? Grass ceremony? Just put your hands on the root of your thighs and tilt them slightly.

3. kneel down:? A real gift? Prepare for kneeling posture, keep your back and neck straight, lean forward, and at the same time slide your hands down from your knees, put your palms on the ground, and your fingertips are diagonally opposite, leaving only one fist (don't bow your head, don't bow your head), and your body is 45? Lean forward, pause, and slowly straighten up. The same salute, the action should be coordinated with breathing, exhale when bending, inhale when straightening, and the speed should be consistent with others. ? Salute? Methods and? A real gift? Similar, but the hands only touch the ground in the first half of the palm (the second knuckle can touch the ground above), and the body is about 55? Lean forward; Okay? Grass ceremony? When only two fingers touch the ground, the body is about 65? Lean forward.

(2) Hand-stretching ceremony

This is the most commonly used gesture in tea ceremony performance. When the main bubble and the auxiliary bubble cooperate, the host briefly uses this gift when giving various items to the guests, which means:? Please. And then what? Thank you? . When two people are opposite, they can hold out their right palm to answer. On the contrary, you can extend your right palm to the right and your left palm to answer. The posture of extending the palm is: the four fingers are together, the tiger's mouth is separated, the palm is slightly concave inward, the palm is extended to the side of the object, and the head is nodded at the same time, and the action should be done in one go.

(3) Moral ceremony

In tea ceremony activities, people have gradually formed many meaningful etiquette since ancient times. For example, the most common used for brewing? Phoenix nodded three times? That is, the portable kettle is upside down, which means to bow to the guests three times to show welcome. When the teapot is placed, the spout should not be pointed at the guests, otherwise it means asking the guests to leave; It's the turn to pour water, tea, hot pot, etc. The right hand must turn counterclockwise and the left hand clockwise to wave? Come on! Come on! Come on! ? Welcome guests to watch. If you operate in the opposite direction, wave? Let's go Let's go Let's go ? The meaning of. In addition, sometimes guests choose some tea. What about you? Is the Lord willing to follow the guest? Respect; When serving tea, the teacup with a cup handle should be placed on the right hand side of the guest, and the convenience of taking food should be considered when serving tea. In short, it is necessary to facilitate others' consideration everywhere, and the etiquette in this respect needs to be further explored and improved.

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