1. Tea is a polyphonic word, which can be read as tú or shū. It comes from "Xunzi·Dulue". It originally refers to a kind of bitter herbs and white flowers of thatch mentioned in ancient books. The same as "Tu" in ancient times. When pronounced as shū as a noun, it refers to the jade board, which was held during meetings in ancient dynasties; when pronounced as shū as an adjective, it refers to "shu". Soothing, such as: tea.
2. When the word "tea" is used as a person's name, it means staying calm, having an extraordinary mind, and being able to take on big responsibilities. When choosing a name with the word "tea", pay attention to the wording that matches the child's gender temperament. Boys' names should reflect masculinity, such as Yi, Feng, Yang, etc.; girls' names should reflect femininity and beauty, such as cute, cute, etc. Words such as Ya and Xian.
The development history of tea:
3. There are several origins of tea, the most common of which is: Lu Yu once wrote in the "Tea Classic": "Tea is Drinking originated from Shennong. "In the history of Chinese cultural development, the origin of everything related to agriculture and plants is often attributed to Shennong. Some people think that tea was made by Shen Nong when he was boiling water in a cauldron in the wild. A few leaves happened to float into the pot. The boiled water was slightly yellow in color. Drinking it in your mouth will quench your thirst and refresh your mind. This is because Shen Nong used to taste hundreds of herbs. Based on experience, it was discovered that it was a medicine.