For this piece, I am going to relate heavily to themes interpreted through the Hayao Miyazaki film “Spirited Away.” If you haven’t seen that film I apologize, and highly recommend you pick it up at your leisure and give it a watch. There is a strong relationship between consumption and identity within the film. In … Continue reading Consumer Culture and Tea – Personal Thoughts
Hello again! I’ve been spending quieter mornings with my tea looking at more articles I just feel like translating. This one speaks to the “Gushu,” or “Ancient Tree” label, and how it stands in the market. It also briefly touches on arbor and plantation teas, discussing how the author views the situation as a whole, … Continue reading Don’t let “Gushu” become pu’er tea’s Negative Equity – Translated Article
A post written by one of my personal favorite bloggers (Ulumochi/烏魯木齊), getting down to the real marrow of the pu’er situation in China. The topics discussed can be reflected in many ways in the Western World. For many, this is nothing new, but I find the story and topic quite interesting, so I hope you … Continue reading A Story About Pu’er & Ideology – Translated Article
Dead Leaves Club 