Comments on: This is my translation of Chinese tea ware, can English native help me to check if it is ok? http://chineseteaset.org/this-is-my-translation-of-chinese-tea-ware-can-english-native-help-me-to-check-if-it-is-ok Your Resource And Best Deals On Chinese Tea Sets Sat, 14 Apr 2012 14:09:58 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.1 By: Jennifer http://chineseteaset.org/this-is-my-translation-of-chinese-tea-ware-can-english-native-help-me-to-check-if-it-is-ok/comment-page-1#comment-69 Jennifer Mon, 05 Apr 2010 10:53:07 +0000 http://chineseteaset.org/this-is-my-translation-of-chinese-tea-ware-can-english-native-help-me-to-check-if-it-is-ok#comment-69 Professional Tea Ware is another word you could use Portable Bamboo Serving Pitcher The Professional Tea Ware is packaged in a gift box that can be used as a tea serving pitcher once the tea ware is removed The Gift Set perfectly combines the Yixing Pot and Portable Serving Pitcher. This is the ideal set for tea lovers to make oolong or pu'erh tea either at home or while traveling. This pot is called the "Qin Quan Pot", named for the top shape which represents a steelyard known as "Qin Quan" in China. It is sometimes called the "Ruyi Qin Quan" because its bridged shape resembles the ornament "Ruyi", the Chinese symbol for "good luck and all is well". The pot is perfectly proportioned and beautifully designed. I think that these descriptions are a little better for English speakers to understand, and I hope that they help you Professional Tea Ware is another word you could use

Portable Bamboo Serving Pitcher
The Professional Tea Ware is packaged in a gift box that can be used as a tea serving pitcher once the tea ware is removed

The Gift Set perfectly combines the Yixing Pot and Portable Serving Pitcher. This is the ideal set for tea lovers to make oolong or pu’erh tea either at home or while traveling.

This pot is called the "Qin Quan Pot", named for the top shape which represents a steelyard known as "Qin Quan" in China. It is sometimes called the "Ruyi Qin Quan" because its bridged shape resembles the ornament "Ruyi", the Chinese symbol for "good luck and all is well". The pot is perfectly proportioned and beautifully designed.

I think that these descriptions are a little better for English speakers to understand, and I hope that they help you

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