After visiting China for the New Year and experiencing the rich culture I began to fall in love with the place. I recently decided to move to Beijing to explore Chinese language, culture, and traditional medicine. I'll be moving to China on September 2nd with a multiple entry travel visa which means I'll be leaving the country every 30 days. Traveling is my favorite thing to do, and I really want
to spread this experience and what I learn from different places among my family, friends, and other people around the world. When I travel, one of my biggest worries is staying healthy. It's sometimes too easy to eat cheap dirty food, miss out on exercise, and especially be bothered by elements my body isn't used to like air quality, climate, and disease. To get the most out of my travels I want to make sure I'm in tip-top shape and what better way to acknowledge longevity but in the form of tea. In Asia, tea is the medicine for everything. I often hear people talking about opportunities or issues they have. I've come to learn the Chinese have one solid solution for all. I hear people say, "How do I lose weight? How do I get rid of my allergies? How to ease arthritis? How do I improve my metabolism or digestion? Ya, there's tea for that too. Tea is literally the centerfold cure for 99% of all bodily issues in China, or at least an additive and important compliment to daily values. It's the second most popular beverage in the world, next to water. Tea can be extremely powerful and be a very natural way to cure, prevent, and restrain any problems that may occur in the human body, but only if you know how to use it properly. So, since I'm in a different place every 30 days I decided to create a non-profit organization to search for, research, and distribute healthy and beneficial tea to people around the world. International Tea Club helps to promote health, knowledge, while experiencing new cultures. I want to spread the important things in life. I decided to document my journey and the things I learn throughout because my family and friends are often wondering where I am and when I'm there. My journey is being documented via the International Tea Club blog and YouTube, with educational episodes on how to travel and tidbits about tea. It's a simple idea with so much power. The opportunity for a great cultural experience and health benefits lands on person's doorstep and opens them to a world of knowledge that they may have never gotten the chance to see or feel. Sean Kon
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