How to Drink Tea Without Being Rude!
China is known as the land of etiquette, and Chinese tea ceremony embodies rich cultural traditions. While not as rigid as the Japanese tea ceremony, both hosts and guests should observe key details to create a harmonious tea-drinking atmosphere. For hosts, this includes keeping the tea setup simple...
Tea News · Jun 19, 2026
Tea Gifts for Foreign Leaders: Have You Tasted Them?
As a symbol of Chinese culture, tea has always been the preferred diplomatic gift for foreign leaders. This article highlights several famous examples, such as Mao Zedong gifting Keemun black tea and Longjing tea to Stalin, Zhou Enlai offering West Lake Longjing to Kissinger, and Xi Jinping presenti...
Tea News · Jun 05, 2026
Chinese Tea Etiquette: Don't Be Rude While Drinking Tea!
Chinese people often host guests with tea. A seemingly simple cup of tea contains many nuances, from brewing to serving, tasting, and refilling. This article shares essential Chinese tea etiquette, teaching you the most traditional way to respect a cup of tea....
Tea News · May 21, 2026
Do You Know These Basic Tea Drinking Etiquettes?
This article explores the basic principles and outward forms of tea drinking etiquette in Chinese culture. It emphasizes that while tea is inherently simple and peaceful, maintaining fundamental harmony and respect enhances the enjoyment for both host and guest, turning tea drinking into a truly rel...
Tea News · May 05, 2026
Why Should Tea Be Poured to Seven-Tenths Full?
In Chinese tea culture, pouring tea to seven-tenths full is a sign of respect and practicality. This tradition stems from the saying, 'Always pour tea seven-tenths full, leaving three-tenths for人情 (human sentiment .' The practice ensures safety, as hot tea won't spill and burn the guest. It also all...
Tea News · Jul 05, 2025
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