Etiquette of drinking tea and knocking on the table

The etiquette of drinking tea and knocking on the table is as follows:

1, junior to elder.

Five fingers together into a fist, the heart of the fist is down, and the five fingers strike the table at the same time, which is equivalent to lying prone, usually three times.

2. Between peers.

The forefinger and middle finger strike the desktop together, which is equivalent to holding hands tightly and bowing. Knock three times to show respect.

3. Elder to younger generation.

Tap the desktop with your index finger or middle finger, which is equivalent to nodding your head. If you appreciate the younger generation, you can knock three times.

"Finger tapping ceremony" is the embodiment of personal cultivation in tea table etiquette. If you learn this movement, your elders will look at you with new eyes.

Pay attention to the etiquette of drinking tea:

1, prepared etiquette.

The etiquette of preparation mainly refers to the preparation of tea sets before making tea. First of all, the tea set is clean, and it is best to scald the teapot and teacup with boiling water, which can not only play a cleaning role, but also warm the cup.

2, the etiquette of drinking tea.

First of all, pour tea, not full, easy to overflow and burn people, and not too little, which shows lack of sincerity. Secondly, the order of pouring tea should pay attention to respect first and then humble, generally according to age, age and status.

If you are a tea recipient, you should pay back, that is, if you are an elder, you should flick twice on the table with your middle finger, and if you are a younger generation, you should flick twice on the table with your index finger to express your gratitude.

3. tea renewal etiquette.

The director can't make tea into colorless tea, which will have a bad meaning. After brewing for two or three times, you need to change the tea. In addition, if there are new guests on the way to tea, welcome them and change tea immediately, otherwise you will feel slack.

4, the etiquette of drinking tea.

The first step of tea ceremony etiquette is to serve tea. When we serve tea, we should hold the middle of the cup with our right hand, instead of holding the cup with both hands and not holding the buckle. This will be impolite and unsanitary. The second step is to take a sip of tea instead of drinking it all at once. If you drink tea, you can't swallow it together or spit it out directly. You should chew slowly and then swallow it.