Why did I choose Shipotian Zisha

Why did I choose Shipotian Zisha

— Leviathan

 

It has been more than two years since the unintentional meeting on Douyin, to the serious study on Youku, and finally to the first purchase on Weidian. The love for purple sand is also constantly growing, and Shi Potian's purple sand is also gradually recognized, and I have sincere admiration for Lao Wu.

The teapot is the utensil of tea, and the purple sand is the best. Drinking tea is for health, for self-cultivation, and for nourishment. Then the requirements for the purple clay teapot are nothing more than real materials, but the shape of the teapot is beautiful, free-spirited and casual. Use a pot to raise a pot. There is a saying called "Cultivate inside and form outside", which is about people's self-cultivation and self-cultivation. From this point of view, raising a pot is like cultivating character, and the way of raising a pot is actually the way of raising people.

I have been using an entry-level full scoop of Shi Potian Zisha. I have used it for more than two years. At the beginning, I didn’t know that one tea is suitable for one pot. Basically, all teas are brewed with this, and sometimes I even forget cleaning. Even so, this stone ladle has been as warm and moist as jade since it was used, and there is no miscellaneous smell. This shows the authenticity and high quality of Shi Potian purple sand materials. Purple mud is really hard to put it down, and it has been out of control so far. At present, more than ten pieces have been purchased, various pot shapes, various mud materials, and of course they have to be put up for auction, and there are also various leaks.

               

Why did I choose Shipotian Zisha

— Yin

 

In the past, I didn't drink tea very much. Although I drank it occasionally, I found it a bit fragrant, but more, it was just bitter. Perhaps as I grow older, many friends around me drink tea. Gradually, I feel that the process of making tea is quite interesting: selecting tea, washing tea, a handful of tea leaves, different tea leaves and different water temperatures, reconciling different levels of taste. In this process, I am meticulous, methodical, and have a state of self-cultivation and spiritual cultivation, which can allow the body and mind of this noisy world to get a kind of precipitation.

Gradually, I have the idea of ​​wanting to have my own set of tea sets. At first, I just learned some information about purple clay teapots on the Internet: there are overwhelming advertisements for purple sand teapots, some with sky-high prices, cabbages that I can’t believe, and what’s more, the works of various masters are difficult to distinguish between true and false. I hesitated for a while, feeling that the water was too deep, so I never dared to make a purchase.

By chance, through the introduction of a tea friend, I got to know Mr. Wu and Shi Potian Zisha teapot. Started my own journey of drinking tea, the first time I bought a Shi Potian Zisha teapot, although it is only an introductory teapot, I cherish it very much. Serve a pot of tea, learn the knowledge of raising a pot carefully, I believe that even if it is only a half-handed pot, it will definitely be able to cultivate its own "spiritual energy".  

Why did I choose Shipotian Zisha

— Zhang Shiwei

 

"Three cups of wine in the world of mortals, a pot of tea for a great cause in the future", Buhuo has become obsessed with drinking tea in recent years, and tea must use utensils, so he has the original intention of making tea with purple sand.

There are many ways to learn about Zisha, and I approached it with a learning attitude. I went to our local new high-quality tea city, searched on Baidu for tea masters’ explanations about Zisha, and added a lot of friends who sell Zisha. tuition fee! I accidentally found Shi Potian Zisha's Youku video. When I first saw the teacher's rough appearance, I was skeptical. After listening to the words, I was full of dry goods, benefited a lot, and was out of control. I found all the videos of Shi Potian Zisha and watched them. I feel that I have found the right place, without routines, telling the truth, passing on the knowledge of Zisha, spreading the culture of Zisha, which fits my taste of "doing things first and being a man"! Then add WeChat, visit the WeChat store, buy entry-level pots, improve high-grade pots, and have a systematic understanding of Zisha! At the end of last year, Shi Potian gave me the qualification to choose a pot at half price, and I decisively started the Jinshengyu shaker pot of teacher Gu Jianfen!

Shi Potian is a very interesting person. He knows calligraphy and history. He went to Guangzhou to work in IT and went to Yixing to sell purple clay. Many people say that he is not a qualified businessman, I think he just made money to make it clear! Although very individual, but I still like him!

209: Why did I choose Shi Potian Zisha

— jack

 

Black Li Kui, Nanyue King, clerk, purple sand pot... how to connect these four things together? Let me tell you something - look for Old Wu from Shi Potian.

I went out to work in Guangdong in 2003, and the landlord who rented a house chatted and drank tea all day long. Since then, I have embarked on the "point of no return" of drinking tea. Out of curiosity, I searched a lot of tea knowledge on the Internet and wanted to be a novice who is not very low. And gradually sinking deeper and deeper. Later, I was not only pursuing what kind of tea to drink, but also started to further learn what kind of tea is more comfortable to use. Around 2008, I started to get in touch with purple sand teapots.

My "first time" was dedicated to a hand-drawn pot (purchased in Wutai Mountain). Later, out of curiosity about this pot, I further searched the Internet and tea at the tea shop to learn that the "first time" was accurate stepping on thunder (by hand) Pull pots are not even purple clay pots).

Since this experience, my yearning for Zisha teapots has increased, through my friends getting ice-patterned stone scoops in Yixing (later identified by Lao Wu - mud), locomotive pots purchased by tea set stores, and grout pots purchased at tea exhibitions. To no avail.

By chance, a friend chatted with a Zisha pot and got Lao Wu’s WeChat, and wanted to try to understand (they called Lao Wu “King of Nanyue” during the period, I was very curious). Watching Lao Wu's purple sand knowledge video further, I burst out laughing at the first sight, the tea is everywhere (Old Wu is not to blame), and there is a black Li Kui who is alive and well. And he can write good handwriting. I can't connect Lao Wu's appearance with his literary talent.

Through further exchanges and learning with Lao Wu, I have a preliminary understanding of the classification of purple sand mud, the tea suitability of various mud materials, and the processing technology of purple sand teapots. Later, I tried to buy two entry-level pots in Lao Wu’s teapot friends group. There is no harm if there is no comparison. It can be said responsibly that the mud of Lao Wu’s pots is absolutely authentic, and the entry-level workmanship is also good (now Learn how to sell now, how to judge the quality of the pot and ask Lao Wu), in short, I am quite satisfied.