You may have seen someone pour milk foam (泡沫) into a coffee, upon which a beautiful pattern appears. But have you seen the art in a cup of tea?
Dian cha is a tea art from the Song Dynasty. The art begins with pouring water over fine powdered (粉状的) tea and creating a paste (膏). Then add more hot water and whisk (搅打) it by hand with a bamboo whisk (搅拌器). It is believed that the art later spread to other parts of East Asia, including Japan. In 2019, it was listed as an intangible cultural heritage (非物质文化遗产) of Runzhou district, Zhenjang city, Jiangsu province.
Han Zheming, a 40-year-old designer (设计师) from Shanghai, has been interested in dian cha since he was a child. Over the past six years, Han has used tea and spoons to create nearly 200 patterns based on ancient paintings. “My mother loves traditional culture and I learn dian cha under her influence. The art gives people a much stronger sense of occasion (气氛), so drinking tea is more fun,” said Han.
In fact, creating patterns on the tea foam is not easy. It is quick work. Usually, the whole process has to be finished within 10 minutes. It takes at least a year of practice for one to be able to do it. In order to spread dian cha culture to more people, Han posted the process of tea—whisking and drawing online, attracting (吸引) more than 20,000 followers.
根据文章内容,判断句子正(A)、误(B)。【小题1】Dian cha is a tea art that can make drinking tea more fun.
【小题2】If you want to create patterns on the tea foam, you should whisk it first.
【小题3】Han Zheming’s mother taught him dian cha because he was interested in it.
【小题4】It usually takes at least a year for one to finish the whole process of dian cha.
【小题5】Han Zheming has attracted many followers by spreading dian cha culture online.