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  The origin of Tea - Where, When, How did it come from? Tea   is the second most popular beverage in the world (after water). It is made by steeping the leaves, buds, or twigs of the tea plant (Camellia sinensis) in boiling water for several minutes to several hours. Tea leaves can be oxidized (fermented), roasted, dried, or mixed with other herbs such as flowers, spices, or other fruits before being boiled in water. Within the range of Camellia sinensis beverages, there are four true teas: Black Tea, Oolong Tea, Green Tea, and White Tea.   There are many different types of tea; some have a cooling, slightly bitter, and astringent flavor,   while others have vastly different profiles that include sweet, nutty, floral, or grassy notes.   Tea is a natural source of caffeine, theophylline, and antioxidants and has almost no fat, carbohydrates, or protein. The tea is fragrant, slightly bitter, and acrid. THE HISTORY STORY OF TEA COMES FROM CHINA The tea we know and love today has had a jo

  What tea is good for stomach pain? Everyone experiences an upset stomach and indigestion, or dyspepsia, from time to time after eating or drinking. The condition  has no causes to be a concern  and it is often possible to treat the symptoms using home remedies. Common symptoms of an upset stomach and indigestion include: Heartburn, or acid reflux Nausea Bloating Gas Belching, sometimes bringing up bitter or foul-tasting fluid or food Farting Bad-smelling or sour breath Hiccupping or coughing When stomach pain stops you in your tracks, it could be tea to the rescue. To help settle your next stomachache, the answer could be in your tea leaves, as certain types may help you get relief. Here are the teas for upset stomach worth a steep — and the science behind them. If your stomachaches happen without any serious underlying causes, tea could be worth a try. Here are 9 teas to soothe an upset stomach. 1. Green tea Green tea has been heavily researched for its many potential health benefit

  FATHER’S DAY - NHỮNG LỜI NHẮN GỬI ĐẾN CHA Bạn có bao giờ chợt nhận ra rằng đã lâu rồi mình không ngồi tâm sự với cha giữa cuộc sống tấp nập, hối hả này không? Đã bao lâu rồi bạn không nói những câu yêu thương dành cho người hùng vĩ đại này? Hay là, bạn nghĩ đó là điều hiển nhiên nên ít lần bày tỏ thành lời hay hành động, cử chi. Thật ra ba của chúng ta dù có mạnh mẽ đến đâu, có cứng rắn đến đâu nhưng khi nghe những lời nói yêu thương từ con cái luôn trở nên mềm yếu dù không thể hiện ra ngoài. Hoặc ba chúng ta có bận rộn đến đâu nhưng khi bạn cần một người bạn chân thành để chia sẻ bao nhiêu câu chuyện trên đời mà bạn gặp phải đều luôn bên cạnh lắng nghe bạn. Nếu bạn là người ngại thể hiện những tình cảm của mình qua lời nói, bạn có thể dùng những bức thư, câu chữ gửi đến ba của mình. Hãy để những lá thư yêu thương nhắn gửi tình cảm của bạn nhé! Nhân ngày đặc biệt đầy ý nghĩa dành cho những người đàn ông vĩ đại, TFE dành cho bạn những gợi ý câu chúc yêu thương cho bạn nhé! 1. Happy Fa

It was a Saturday night at the red-roofed house near Ledyard, Connecticut, New London. It's a family of 3 members, Joe, Leah, and Firouz.  - Firouz, it is ten now. Time to bed - said the father, Joe - Yeah, bed we-storytime, papa - yelled little Firouz - I am so excited to listen to your adventure story.  - Little Nomad crew, what story do you want to discuss today? - Papa, what is your favorite drink?  - You know it well. It is always coffee , Firouz.  - Mama always complains about your coffee routine. She told me you drink it every day, and it's not good for your health, Papa - sighed boy to his father.  - Oh dear, I know that, and it is one of my favorite hobbies. I can't help but drink a cup of cafe in the early morning is the best feeling ever to start a day. I am keen on the enjoyment of drinking coffee. - Why are you love drinking coffee, Papa?  - As an IELTS candidate, I would say, oh, drinking coffee has two sides of coins. It both brings positive and negative

Good morning from The Fackin' English team, We are now in the summer of a tropical climate. Baby, it's hot outside! And, we miss from the light to the chilled to the bone coldness of winter, or perhaps, we do crave the most beautiful time of the year - Christmas! The world's a big place, after all. We know that Christmas is always celebrated on December 25 worldwide. In reality, we only honor the day, not the season. Some places in the world enjoy the Christmas season in July. Yes, you do not get it wrong. It is July of summer! And now, we will find to the White Christmas in summer with The Fackin' English with some questions.  The first question is, where is Christmas celebrated in summer? The seasons in the Southern Hemisphere are reversed from those in the Northern Hemisphere, with summer falling in December, January, and February and winter in J une, July, and August.   Thus, Christmas in July or Midwinter Christmas activities are held in various Sout

  Dear my cutie pie Lelia, It's me, Ceci - the sleeping beauty corgi. I am 10 years old female dog. I started living with your mother when I was four months old; even my little princess Lia was just a bean. It is the first time that I have written you a letter. Lelia, I am grateful to have you as a friend. We did have a lot of beautiful memories. Little Lia, I miss you! I enjoyed waiting for your school bus at 7 am and 4 pm when you back.  I loved your adorable face. Your smile was the most fabulous thing in the world to me. I remembered your little laugh. I remembered your light brown eyes looking into mine as we shared our own secret club. You're only eight, and I am 2 years older than you. You are kiddo, but I am old. You are lively, and I still remember that I was tired as death when you suggested playing catch and fetch. It was a difficult challenge for an old fatty corgi. However, as I saw your smile as my hard breath threw away.  Big eyes Lia, sometimes, I th

August 3rd - National Watermelon Day! Good morning guys, It's us, The Fackin' English Zone . How's life after back to our routine? It has been two months. The weather is getting cold these days. It's winter. Enjoying the cold lets us miss the hot summer much. At present, we can imagine that we're drinking watermelon mocktails on the sunny beach. Watermelon: It's a perfect sweet snack for the hottest of summer days. On August 3 every year, we celebrate this ancient berry in a feast of juicy deliciousness—otherwise known as National Watermelon Day. To celebrate the day, The Fackin' English Zone wanted to share five interesting facts about this yummy fruit!   Let's roll in ~~   1. Watermelon is named after "water" for a reason. Did you know that watermelon is 92% water? No wonder It's so refreshing and so "water"! This fruit has even been called "Bottled Water Nature's Way."   2. Watermelon is