Ssangkye tea




A nice present from students of the Computational Metallurgy Laboratory, POSTECH to Harry


The Korean script on the wrapping is ancient and no longer in use




Accents and dots are not present in modern Korean


Ssangkye tea


On the left is the tea, right the pot


.. and a wodden spoon




The pot is quite sophisticated. The tea leaves are placed in the section on the left, which is then filled with hot water and place in the bit on the right.


.... as illustrated here


Here are the tea leaves in the water. The leaves can be used twice.


When ready, the red button on the top is pushed to let the tea percolate through


Dr Zhang and Harry (taking the photograph) enjoy on the day before the New Years eve (new year = January 23rd)



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