Teahouses and Tea Customs · FFET10042
Jingshan Tea Banquet
The Jingshan tea banquet continues an ancient tea-hosting custom.
Mural guide
A hand pours water from a long-spouted copper kettle into a lidded tea bowl from a height, the lid set by its saucer, beside them sit a dish of tea leaves and a platter of pastries, and a stone bridge and waterside houses lie behind.
Tea in teahouses, and everyday tea customs such as the lidded bowl and the pouring of tea.
The Jingshan tea banquet is a formal guest reception at Wanshou Temple in Yuhang. The page describes it as a traditional tea-hosting custom and a continuation of ancient tea-banquet etiquette; it entered the national list in 2011.