When I was traveling on a domestic flight from my hometown to Shanghai, I read an article from a magazine sponsored by the same airlines.
The article was about tea houses in the City of Chengdu that caused my interest. They are part of the culture of the city. In one of the famous tea houses, there was an equally famous poem written on a plaque that has been there for hundreds of years. It goes like this:
来
茶楼
喝花茶
摆乌龙阵
可日他先人
但莫议论国政
The ancient people of Chengdu knew how to enjoy life and not ruffing up the feather with other people. We should learn from them even today.
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