Hey there! Have you ever tasted something that reminds you of old times? In Hainan Province, China, people are rediscovering a special tradition called “Lao Ba Cha”, which means “old dad tea”. 😊
In the city of Haikou, friends and families are gathering in cozy tea houses to enjoy this delightful brew. But what’s so special about it?
Lao Ba Cha isn’t just about the tea itself; it’s a whole experience! Imagine sipping warm tea while snacking on yummy local treats. 🍵🥮 It’s a time to chat, laugh, and share stories. This tradition brings people together, just like sharing hot cocoa with friends on a chilly day!
Recently, more and more people, both young and old, are visiting tea houses to enjoy “old dad tea”. It’s becoming super popular again! Some say it’s because they want to connect with their roots and enjoy simple pleasures.
Why not explore your own local traditions? You might discover something delicious and fun, just like the kids in Hainan are doing with Lao Ba Cha! 🍵❤️
Reference(s):
Hainan's traditional tea house culture fuels domestic consumption
cgtn.com
