Cha Jing

Cha Jing, also known as "The Book of Tea," is a philosophical work by Lao Tzu that explores the cultural and spiritual significance of tea in Chinese tradition. It uses tea as a metaphor for virtue, simplicity, and harmony, emphasizing how mindful appreciation of tea reflects qualities like humility and balance. The text encourages a calm, reflective approach to life, highlighting the importance of moderation and harmony with nature. Overall, it blends philosophy with the art of tea, illustrating how everyday rituals can cultivate inner peace and moral integrity.