铁观音茶叶

它，曾是生长于山野的嫩芽，清绿动人;它，后来又经历了阳光的暴晒，蜕变重生;它，最后落入沸腾的水中，绽放出独有的美丽。

那天，舅舅来到了我们家坐客，并带来了一种名叫铁观音的茶。舅舅他们在客厅里聊了一会儿，便和爸爸妈妈去屋里聊了。我看着铁观音，越看越好奇。便不再等，直接打开盒子，把一些茶叶颗粒倒入杯子中。铁观音的叶子呈颗粒状，显墨绿色，倒下去像一座小小的山丘，拿水泡入后再搅拌，整个茶全是墨绿色。我小心翼翼地端起来尝一口，苦得直皱眉头。“但倒都倒了，扔掉总不好吧。”心中这样想着，我便端起杯子一饮而尽，真的是苦到了心坎里。但谁能想到呢，过了好久，我的口中居然回荡着一丝甘甜与清香，难道，这就是人们所谓的“人生如茶”?

记得有一次在写数学题时，我一直行云流水，却被最后一题难住了。我左思右想，可就是写不出来。我万分焦急，不知如何是好。就在这时我的老师看到了我正疯狂挠头，便走了过来。老师慢慢站定在我身边，观察了我许久，最后，终于开口了:“怎么了!这题不会吗?”我点了点头，然后老师便心平气和的跟我讲题。十分钟后，我终于开窍了，那时的我，是那样的开心。再往后遇到任何困难，我都告诫自己不要抓狂和慌乱，要认认真真地品味这些“苦”，然后凭借努力换来那一丝丝“甜”——这，是铁观音茶叶教给我道理。

我爱铁观音茶叶，爱它的芬芳馥郁;爱它的舍弃自己的自由，经历了许多磨难，换来人们口中的清香。铁观音茶叶，让我懂得努力才会有回报;茶叶，让我明白付出才会有甘甜。

It used to be a tender bud growing in the mountains, green and moving; it later experienced the sun exposure, transformed and reborn; it finally fell into the boiling water and bloomed its unique beauty.

That day, my uncle came to our house for a guest and brought a tea called Tieguanyin. Uncle and the others chatted for a while in the living room, and then went to the house to chat with their parents. I looked at Tieguanyin, and the more I looked, the more curious I became. No longer waiting, just opened the box and poured some tea granules into the cup. The leaves of Tieguanyin are granular and dark green. It falls down like a small hill. After soaking in water and stirring, the whole tea is dark green. I picked it up carefully and took a sip, frowning bitterly. "But it's all down, so it's not good to throw it away." Thinking like this, I picked up the cup and drank it. It was really bitter to my heart. But who would have thought that after a long time, a trace of sweetness and fragrance reverberated in my mouth. Could it be that this is what people call "life is like tea"?

I remember one time when I was writing a math problem, I kept going all the way, but was stumped by the last question. I thought about it, but couldn't write it out. I was very anxious and didn't know what to do. Just then my teacher saw that I was frantically scratching my head and came over. The teacher slowly stood beside me and observed me for a long time. Finally, he finally said: "What's the matter! Can't this question?" I nodded, and then the teacher spoke to me calmly. Ten minutes later, I finally got enlightened. At that time, I was so happy. When I encounter any difficulties in the future, I always warn myself not to be mad and panic, to taste the "bitterness" seriously, and then use hard work to get that little bit of "sweetness" - this is what tea taught me. .

I love tea, its fragrant fragrance; those who love it gave up their freedom and experienced many hardships in exchange for the fragrance in people's mouths. Tea, let me know that hard work will be rewarded; tea, let me understand that hard work will be sweet.