Hu Weidong is brewing tea, and it seems as though neither of them is speaking, yet they converse covertly with divine thought.
Hu Weidong pours a cup and presents it with both hands to He Kao: "Junior Brother, thank you!" As for why to thank, there's no need to elaborate.
He Kao picks up the teacup: "This is local Qi Yuan Rain Flower Tea."
Hu Weidong: "The tea leaves were just purchased, and this set of tea ware is what I brought from the United States…"
He Kao: "You certainly don't mind the effort!"
On the table was a red clay zisha stone scoop pot and a pair of sky blue glazed imitation Ru kiln porcelain cups, all items Hu Weidong bought at high prices in the United States, imported from the Eastern Country.
Hu Weidong apparently liked them very much, and brought them along on his return to the Eastern Country this time.
