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Paris, 21, 22.04.2012: Festival Korean Connection(7) : Cérémonie du thé coréenne - The Korean tea ceremony
2012.05.16
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Dear Olga,
Thanks for wonderful pictures. I love all of them. What's more, the additional explaination made me happy. Best regards, Hosun 내 이름을 영어로 표기하여 외국친구들에게 편의를 도모함 25.04.2012 17:18 |
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THE PANYARO
1910-45 Corée annexée par le Japon
1945 Indépendence de la Corée: Renaissance de la voie du thé grâce aux efforts du vénérable Hyodang - Choi Beom-sul.
Il a planté des arbres de thé, fait sécher les feuilles selon les anciennes traditions coréennes pour créer le thé "Panyaro".
LA VOIE DU THE COREENNE
La cérémonie du thé consiste à préparer le thé, à purifier le corps et le coeur en le buvant, seul ou ensemble. Le but ultime de la voie du thé coréenne est de faire en sorte que le corps et l’esprit purifiés, nous puissions travailler ensemble pour rendre le monde habitable pour tous.
Le thé, plante pure sans mélange, se dit "plante noble."
Le thé se boit non seulement pour son goût, comme rafraîchissement mais aussi comme boisson médicinale; enfin comme une boisson qui véhicule une grande richesse de tradition culturelle.
*****
Salon de thé coréen à Paris
Hosun HEO
lamieux78@naver.com
*****
PANYARO TEA
1910-45 Korea annexed by Japan
1945 Korea Indépendence: the Renaissance of the way of tea thanks to the efforts of the respectable Hyodang ( Choi Beom-sul).
He planted trees of tea, leaves according to the former korean traditions to create the tea " Panyaro ".
THE KOREAN WAY OF TEA
The ceremony of the tea consists in preparing the tea, in cleaning the body and the heart by drinking it, alone or together. So, its target is to make us working together to make a livable world for everyone.
The tea, the pure plant without mixture, is called "noble plant. "
We drink tea because of its taste, as a refreshment but also as a medicinal drink; finally as a drink which conveys a big wealth of cultural tradition.
1910-45 Corée annexée par le Japon
1945 Indépendence de la Corée: Renaissance de la voie du thé grâce aux efforts du vénérable Hyodang - Choi Beom-sul.
Il a planté des arbres de thé, fait sécher les feuilles selon les anciennes traditions coréennes pour créer le thé "Panyaro".
LA VOIE DU THE COREENNE
La cérémonie du thé consiste à préparer le thé, à purifier le corps et le coeur en le buvant, seul ou ensemble. Le but ultime de la voie du thé coréenne est de faire en sorte que le corps et l’esprit purifiés, nous puissions travailler ensemble pour rendre le monde habitable pour tous.
Le thé, plante pure sans mélange, se dit "plante noble."
Le thé se boit non seulement pour son goût, comme rafraîchissement mais aussi comme boisson médicinale; enfin comme une boisson qui véhicule une grande richesse de tradition culturelle.
*****
Salon de thé coréen à Paris
Hosun HEO
lamieux78@naver.com
*****
PANYARO TEA
1910-45 Korea annexed by Japan
1945 Korea Indépendence: the Renaissance of the way of tea thanks to the efforts of the respectable Hyodang ( Choi Beom-sul).
He planted trees of tea, leaves according to the former korean traditions to create the tea " Panyaro ".
THE KOREAN WAY OF TEA
The ceremony of the tea consists in preparing the tea, in cleaning the body and the heart by drinking it, alone or together. So, its target is to make us working together to make a livable world for everyone.
The tea, the pure plant without mixture, is called "noble plant. "
We drink tea because of its taste, as a refreshment but also as a medicinal drink; finally as a drink which conveys a big wealth of cultural tradition.
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Such a wonderful series! I love the tea set ... so pretty! I love tea also, for me it is very comforting and healing! Tea has many properties that canaid you in your health issue; antioxidents to name OUTSTANDING SET!
Patricia132 · 2012-04-25: 09:15
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Interesting set!
giancaf · 2012-04-25: 09:16
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I love this series that you have been doing! I look forward to seeing it each time. Another great set.
miahurricane · 2012-04-25: 09:19
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Love all the information about this Korean series.
angil · 2012-04-25: 09:56
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Number 19 is the very best in my opinion I like the dof ........I love tea:)!!......and coffee too!
ian51 · 2012-04-25: 10:37
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Interesting set!.
anggrekfoto · 2012-04-25: 11:08
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Intriguing set
digitalideas · 2012-04-25: 12:26
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Je suis très touchée par ce set et vos mots délicats... Merci de partager cet instant avec nous
josy63 · 2012-04-25: 12:33
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Nice documentation of the tea ceremony!
darfoster · 2012-04-25: 12:33
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I was so taken and enthralled with the hands in these shots Olga. They were so tender, careful and delicate in what they were doing. It is so lovely!
danrav · 2012-04-25: 12:53
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big set. interesting
openbelarus · 2012-04-25: 17:24
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Fantastic set. I need a cup of tea now :)
mazpics · 2012-04-25: 18:26
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wonderful set i guess it`s a big ceremony thanks for sharing.......
Yves51 · 2012-04-25: 20:33
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Fantastic set well done
mystic1 · 2012-04-25: 22:41
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wonderful capture, very nice ehd elegant set!
Davorka · 2012-04-26: 00:52
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Very enjoyable set !!
Yokai · 2012-04-26: 03:26
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I enjoyed this series very much Olga. Beautiful shots, capturing the moment.
SADHYA · 2012-04-26: 07:11
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I agree with Sadhya. I have a great pleasure watching your pictures, the more so because every day I have contacts with Korean people in my work.
pandka · 2012-04-28: 14:07
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