You will read the scene it happens in, learn 10 words and phrases, take apart the pattern behind them (question patterns for preference), hear them in a conversation, rehearse them, and finish by saying one thing out loud to be graded.
A traditional tea house on Huxinting (湖心亭) — Shanghai's oldest tea house, floating on the lake at Yu Garden. Comparing teas, asking what others prefer.
Huxinting Tea House has served tea since 1855. Built on stilts over the lake at Yu Garden, it is reached by the Nine-Turn Bridge. Inside, dark wood, carved screens, and the sound of water. Time slows.
The tea master presented the menu. 「你喜欢哪个茶？绿茶还是乌龙茶？」 Which tea do you like? Green or oolong? She considered. 「我更喜欢绿茶。龙井还是碧螺春？」 I prefer green. Longjing or Biluochun?
「龙井更清淡。碧螺春更香。」 Longjing is lighter. Biluochun is more fragrant. She chose Longjing. The first pour was clear, pale green. 「太香了！」
Her friend ordered Tieguanyin. 「你觉得怎么样？」 How is it? 「很浓，很好喝。你呢？」 Rich, very good. And yours? 「我的更清淡，但是我更喜欢这样。」 Mine is lighter, but I prefer it this way. Tea is personal. Preferences are philosophy.