Tea has appeared in Britain for hundreds of years and has far-reaching influence. Tea, in the field of English literature, is equivalent to the image of the moon, mountains and rivers for the ancient poets in China. It can pin people's feelings and express people's thoughts. In English literature, poems praising tea, tea essays, etc. It's been around for a long time. Tea poetry is caused by the box of tea in the queen's dowry. Through that box of tea, the poet Waller expressed his praise for the Queen and wrote a poem entitled "On Tea".
However, tea was very precious at that time, and basically only the royal family had it, so people at that time didn't know about it at all. It is through writers such as Waller, Taylor and Duncan that tea is widely circulated and recorded in writing that tea is known to the world. Surprisingly, tea has an excellent effect on abstinence. Since it can be used as an emotional image, it can also have a specific social form. The production process of tea is complex and exquisite, which gives the poet excellent creative inspiration.
The role of literature in tea is self-evident, and tea has also promoted literature, produced many different forms of literature, and enriched people's spiritual world. The love of tea is actually the love of life. The writer can put this love into words, which reflects an unusual mental state and expresses a passion to the world. The relaxed and free life extended from it brings people a sense of abundance. Tea can be seen in many English literary works, which reflects the British people's longing for a better life.