20 years on, Chinese master still promotes tea culture in Singapore amid pandemic


SINGAPORE, Feb. 5 (Xinhua): Many of the Singaporean clients were amazed to find Chinese tea specialist Wang Yong travelled from China to Singapore to continue publicizing the Chinese tea culture amid the Covid-19, but Wang believed he should persevere with the 20-odd year engagement.

"Some of my old clients in Singapore told me in phone calls that they missed my tea, more so when they can't go abroad during the holiday season and visit each other's house freely," Wang explained what motivated him to participate in the 28th edition of the Spring in the City & Happy Chinese New Year's exhibition on culture, art and tourism from Jan. 20 to Feb. 28.

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