B02 Parent-child tea art experience class (child group: 7-12 years old)

Making tea with children is not only an ordinary happiness, but also a special parent-child experience. This simple activity allows you to re-acquaint yourself with the traditional Chinese tea culture with the original eyes, and at the same time, the rich interactive course content can also bring unique memories to the children. During this process, children can learn the skills of making tea through practical operations, and experience the inheritance and etiquette of tea culture. They can learn to choose the right tea, master the right brewing time and temperature, and taste the flavor of the tea. The cultivation of this autonomy is very important for the growth and development of children, and it can also enhance their self-confidence. Parent-child participation in activities to understand traditional Chinese tea culture can not only enrich children's knowledge, but also create a warm and harmonious family atmosphere. Such parent-child interaction also helps to strengthen the emotional connection between family members and create fond memories. Therefore, such parent-child activities are not only learning, but also an opportunity to build closer relationships in the family. Course Content: <<Single Curriculum>> 1. Understanding and types of tea 2. Familiar with common tea sets 3. Knowing about tea and drinking tea 4. Etiquette of making and serving tea Activity object: parent-child group (1 adult + 1 child: 7-12 years old) Experience time: 1.5 credit hours Number of people: up to four groups per class (only for small class teaching) Fee: HK$680 per group Parent-child group (1 parent + 1 child combination) **Each participant will be awarded an event certificate and a souvenir! **Individual/self-organized small class/company group activities are available, please call/email for inquiries! tutor: Chen Xiaowei's tutor May Chan (founder and lecturer of "Hometown Tea Garden", senior tea therapy consultant, one of the few Hong Kong holders of China's nationally