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LURRIER Green Chinese Two-Chamber Assassins Teapot, 16 oz Handmade Ceramic
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Assassin's Teapot: A Dual Nature for Drinks and History
Ancient Chinese history has a unique teapot known as "LiangXin Teapot," which means "two cores in one teapot." This special teapot can hold two different beverages at the same time, making it a remarkable drinking tool.
Original Story: In ancient times, Chinese nobles used this teapot for drinking and merrymaking. There were rumors that they tricked others by using this tool during banquets. This might explain why some nobles could drink more than others, adding an intriguing element to their drinking competitions.
Assassin's Tool: There is also a rumor that this "LiangXin Teapot" was a favorite tool for assassins. They could easily mix regular beverages with poison, which led to many injustices among the nobility. This makes the teapot a mysterious and somewhat sinister item in ancient history.
Old Man Figure: The teapot's exterior often features an old man figure, who represents the God of Longevity. In Chinese myths, this figure is one of the Eight Immortals, adding a mystical and revered aspect to the teapot.
