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Cool Yixing Video. (Chinese)

by hop_goblin » Oct 24th, '08, 23:51

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kUnOyIE8 ... re=related

Well, I dont know what they are saying but I reckon that it may not be a "Yixing" since the guy is throwing it on a wheel

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by Victoria » Oct 25th, '08, 00:34

Thanks, I like watching those! Some nice designs.

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by chrl42 » Oct 25th, '08, 00:50

Yes, it is about Chao Zhou wheel-used teapots.

Source is that, Chao Zhou's degree of absorptiveness can be up to 7%(Zhuni's less than 2%), so that's too much for fragnant light Oolongs. Should be watched out!

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by gingkoseto » Oct 28th, '08, 20:12

chrl42 wrote:Yes, it is about Chao Zhou wheel-used teapots.

Source is that, Chao Zhou's degree of absorptiveness can be up to 7%(Zhuni's less than 2%), so that's too much for fragnant light Oolongs. Should be watched out!
Interesting! I have been wondering why people are so crazy about zhuni. Of course it's beautiful and cute, and relatively hard to manipulate. But this 7% vs. 2% data says a lot!

So, is it all right to assume that for traditional roast of oolong, zhuni doesn't have that much advantage over chao zhou clay?
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