I entered the ambush today. What kind of tea should I drink after entering the ambush? Is there any particularity about what kind of tea you drink after entering the ambush? Why is it recommended to drink some fermented tea on the dog days of summer?
The weather across the country has been crazy recently. Many temperatures have reached 38 degrees, and some outdoor temperatures are over 50 degrees. It has reached a temperature that people are afraid of. Some people say that you can fry eggs at this temperature. And in some places, because it is too hot, some people have developed heat stroke . Today is entering the ambush. Although I have not entered Dog Days before, it feels no different from Dog Days. Many people wonder whether it will be hotter after entering the ambush.
Let’s first talk about what the ambush means or what its characteristics are. People often say that the coldest is 39, and the hottest is 3 volts. The dog days are the hottest period of summer, with not only high temperatures but also high humidity. Especially the high humidity makes people breathless, feeling stuffy and exhausted. There are a total of 40 days in the Dog Days this year. The first dog day lasts for 10 days, the middle dog day lasts for 20 days, and the last dog day lasts for 10 days. The time and number of days seems to be different every year. Relatively speaking, the 20 days of mid-voltage are the hottest.
After entering the ambush, the weather changes and people's bodies will also change. Many people say that winter diseases can be cured in summer , that is, during the period of three volts. A few days ago, although we have not entered Sanfu yet, Sanfu and have already been promoted. During this special period of three days, the food people eat is not as light as what they eat in summer. For example, some people eat fuyang soup, black-bone chicken soup, etc. Using heat to heat up is like fighting poison with poison.
So if you drink tea in the dog days of summer under such circumstances, you should make some changes. Of course, drinking green tea in the dog days of summer is also a normal demand. This is also the reason why many companies distribute summer-relieving tea during the dog days of summer. Basically this type of tea is also green tea.
But judging from the characteristics of high temperature and high humidity in Dog Days, and the principle of Dog Days. People should drink some fermented tea or semi-fermented tea at this time. Dark tea and black tea are fully fermented teas. At present, the main dark teas on the market include Pu'er tea, Anhua dark tea , Guangxi Liubao tea, etc. The main black teas include Lapsang Souchong Jin Junmei from Fujian, Keemun black tea from Anhui, and Yunnan Dian. Black tea, there are also products like Yingde black tea , Jiuqu Hongmei , Xinyang red and so on.
Semi-fermented tea mainly refers to oolong tea, such as Taiwan's Oriental Beauty, Alpine Oolong, etc., Fujian's Tieguanyin, Wuyi rock tea such as Dahongpao, cinnamon, Narcissus, etc., and The country’s favorite place to drink tea, Phoenix Dancong series of teas in Chaoshan, Guangdong, etc.
If we were to say which places in the country are the best at drinking and understanding tea. That must be Guangdong and Fujian. Many tea drinking habits and tea drinking etiquette are popular from there, and many health teas are also produced and popular from there. This can also be seen from their tea drinking habits. Because in the summer in Guangdong and Fujian, although the temperature may not be that high, the air humidity is very high.
According to the tea drinking habits of most people across the country, drinking a little green tea and scented tea in summer will be more beneficial. But they tend to drink Pu'er tea, oolong tea, black tea, and in recent years, old white tea . Why is this? Because these semi-fermented teas or fermented teas can often remove moisture from the body and sort out the intestines and stomach. And in the dog days of summer, people there prefer to drink tea. This can be regarded as treating winter diseases in the summer and nourishing them in the winter and nourishing them in the summer.
