Tea-related movies

Place of production: China.

Evaluation: China's films are still in the childhood of black-and-white silent films, and tea pickers have become the main characters on the screen.

Liu Sanjie

Place of production: China.

Classic lines: If he has a knife, he will have a knife, pick tea and sing.

Li Hsiu

Product: Japan

Abstract: Li Xiu was a famous Japanese founder of tea ceremony, but he died at the hand of Toyotomi Hideyoshi because of the difference of ideal and personality, leaving a trace of blood in the history of tea ceremony.

teahouse

Made in China (1982)

Introduction: Three burials are described with images of sentient beings who often go to teahouses. The changes of the old teahouse for decades reflect a bleak and sad modern history of China.

my mother's tea house

Produced by: Hongkong, China

Description: Describe the story of the proprietress and her brother-in-law running the "Spring and Autumn Tea Room" together. After more than ten years of ordinary and trivial life, I have had joy, but more sadness, just like the taste of tea.

Longfeng tea house

Produced by: Hongkong, China

Introduction: Stephen Chow plays a gangster who hangs out with a teahouse girl and dies in a group fight.

green tea

Place of production: China.

Classic lines: A friend of mine can tell fortune with tea leaves.

Chrysanthemum Tea

Place of production: China.

Introduction: A pair of young men and women gradually approached because of their common love for chrysanthemum tea, and fell in love because of their common life ideal and mood. In the end, although the couple finally got married, their wives could not lead a normal life because of congenital heart disease. ...

Eat a bowl of tea

Manufacturer: USA

Introduction: Wang Ying is the representative of Chinese directors in Hollywood. Eat a Bowl of Tea is set at the end of the American Chinese Exclusion Act 19. At that time, serious racial discrimination not only devastated the Chinese community, but also brought serious mental trauma and sexual dysfunction. Until the end of the film, with the help of a special kind of tea from China, a couple's normal life was restored, and "tea" here has the dual meanings of spiritual pillar and cultural umbilical cord.

Have afternoon tea with Mussolini

Producer: British and Italian co-production

Introduction: There are many scenes of English people drinking tea in the film, and the broken tea set represents the end of a quiet life.