A. Glass Teapot
Best For: Office workers/tea newbies
Why: Transparent walls show leaf unfurling (great for learning brewing timing)
Pro Tip: Use with built-in infuser for quick cleanup
B. Porcelain Gaiwan
Best For: Green/white tea lovers
Why: Neutral material preserves delicate floral notes
Skill Level: Medium (master lid angle to control pour speed)
C. Ceramic Teapot
Best For: Herbal/fruit tea blends
Why: Easy maintenance, dishwasher-safe
D. Yixing Zisha Teapot
Best For: Oolong/Pu-erh devotees
Why: "Breathing clay" (dual-pore structure) naturally seasons with tea oils
Golden Rule: Dedicate one pot to one tea category
E. Outdoor living or traveling
During trips such as self driving, outdoor camping, etc., a thermos (including tea brewing function) is often the most practical. Of course, choosing this method of brewing tea usually requires reducing the amount of tea leaves added, and then choosing ripe Pu'er tea, white tea (white hair silver needle), black tea, etc. Oolong tea and green tea are not suitable.