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Extracurricular Programs in China National Tea Museum

(The Story and Science of Tea” - Join us to know, learn, understand, and appreciate tea.)
  • 1.Tea Culture Tour

    Join a guided tour in the museum, answer questions to win prizes, watch tea art performance, and make, serve and taste tea.
  • 2.Tea Picking and Roasting (only in tea seasons)

    Visit tea plantations, recognize and pick tea leaves, and watch tea roasting (or mechanical tea making).
  • 3.Tea Lectures

    Have lectures (given by the museum staff) at schools to understand tea culture.
  • 4.Tea Drink Preparation

    Use tea and seasonal fruits to make delicious and nutritious drinks, such as mint lemon tea and milk tea.
  • 5.Tea Sachet Preparation

    Use old or discarded tea to make tea sachets, which is to raise recycling and sustainability awareness.
  • 6.Tea Painting Rubbing Preparation

    Use pigments to copy tea culture paintings onto rice papers. The rubbing process is simple and interesting.
  • 7.Tea Artist Team Set-Up and Training

    - We help the school set up a Young Tea Artist Team.
    - We facilitate recruitment and provide utensils, costumes, and music.
    - We provide theoretical and practical training and teach students the basic skills of brewing green tea.
    - We keep a team profile, guide the team constantly, and pay regular visits.
    - We enhances the team’s participation and awareness in tea activities.
  • 8.Tea Culture Summer Camp

    (1) Young Tea Artist (in summer vacations only; charge at cost)
    Student registration, opening ceremony, basic knowledge of tea culture, green tea brewing,
    Taiwanese oolong tea brewing, practice, assessment, and the issuance of the “Young Tea Artist” certificate.
    Duration: 3 days
    (2) Young Docent (in summer vacations only; charge at cost)
    Student registration, opening ceremony, basic knowledge of tea culture, basic skills and essentials of guide, guide script,
    practice, student-paired practice, professional docent guidance, assessment, and issuing the “Young Docent” certificate.
    Duration: 3 days
  • 9.Meet Colorful Teas

    - Learn the differences between green tea, black tea, white tea, green tea, and dark tea.
    - Choose three out of the five tea soups and describe the tea category based on color, taste,
    and aroma. Prizes are awarded for the correct answers.
    - Receive “Meet Colorful Teas” handouts.
  • 10.“Knowing Tea, Recognizing Tea, Loving Tea” Comic Exhibition / Tea Encyclopedia Exhibition (Rotating)

    With the themes “The Story and Science of Tea” and “Tea and Culture,
    Tea and Health”, the exhibitions can be staged in playgrounds,
    auditoriums, classrooms, etc. Side activities, such as tea culture inquiries,
    tea art performances, publicity material distribution,
    and tea culture exchange, can be arranged, too.
  • 11.Parent-Child Tea Activities (for 15 or more people)

    Parents and children can make, serve, and taste tea, join a guided tour in the museum, and enjoy the tea art performance.
  • 12.Tea Artist Training

    Extracurricular teachers of primary and secondary schools can receive free training from our museum and acquire Tea
    Artist certificates.
Call us for more information about the extracurricular programs.
Contact: Liang Jing 
Tel: 0571-87964232