Tea Ceremony Philosophy and Southwest Tea Horse Ancient Tao Academic Symposium was held

On August 9, the Wuhan University Tea Culture Research Center and the Tea Ceremony Philosophy Institute of Renmin University of China jointly organized the "Wuhan University Tea Ceremony Philosophy and Southwest Tea Horse Ancient Trail Academic Symposium". Liu Bangtang, Secretary of the Party Committee of the School of History of Wuhan University and president of the Yangtze River Civilization and Archeology Research Institute, chaired the meeting.

First of all, the meeting broadcast the promotional video of the Yangtze River Civilization and Archeology Institute of Wuhan University. Sun Jun, a second -level inspector of the Hubei Provincial People's Government, stated in his speech that from the ancient tea and tea ceremony, to today's Silk Road Economic Belt, tea crosses history and connects the world, becoming an important bridge for cultural exchanges and economic and trade exchanges in Hubei. Essence Mr. Luo Chengyong, the Chongqing Development and Reform Commission, explained his understanding of the Chinese tea ceremony from three aspects: tea art, tea mountain, and tea science. Righteousness, the focus of Chinese tea ceremony is harmonious. Song Shilei, deputy director of the Wuhan University Tea Culture Research Center, briefly introduced the basic overview from the center of the center, scientific research, teaching, social services, and academic exchanges. He said that the Future Tea Culture Research Center will further conduct research from multiple disciplines and multi -perspectives. Li Ping, director of the Tea Ceremony Institute of Renmin University of China, has been mentioned that although the road of tea ceremony philosophy research is full of hardships, there are many ideological gains. The Institute will continue to work hard to open up a new realm of tea ceremony philosophy. Finally, the experts and professors of the meeting spoke in depth and discussed in in -depth exchanges and discussions on the philosophy of the tea ceremony.

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