Wu Meiding, a literati from the Qing Dynasty, once praised the Wendan teapot, saying, "When it comes to imitating shapes and figures, it is exquisitely unique; its charm rivals the beauty of a woman's shoulder, and its elegance surpasses Xi Shi's milky breasts."
In the eyes of literati, the charm and style of the Wendan teapot are comparable to the delicate shoulder of a beautiful woman, soft and boneless, resembling Xi Shi's captivating curves, graceful and naturally pretty.
With streamlined simplicity, plumpness, and smoothness, the body and lid are connected, and the knob is shaped like a flattened sphere. The spout is short and thick, filled with rounded beauty.
Upon closer inspection, it resembles a Wendan pomelo. Pouring tea leaves into it, one enjoys an endless aftertaste, making it irresistible and cherished.