What should I do if someone pours me tea?

When someone pours tea for us, we often see someone knocking on the table three times, which is actually a etiquette in China tea ceremony!

Whether you drink tea or not, you must know something! Mainly divided into the following categories:

1, the elder pours tea for the younger generation: at this time, the younger generation should make a fist with the right hand, the fist back facing up, and tap the desktop with five fingers. You can usually knock three times, which means jumping on the ground and bowing to the person who pours tea!

2, peers pour tea for peers: just put the index finger and middle finger together and tap the desktop three times, indicating that you give each other the respect they deserve.

3, the younger generation pours tea for the elders: the elders can tap on the edge of the teacup with one finger to show respect.

Or, if an elder meets a younger generation who appreciates it, he can tap the edge of the teacup three times with his middle finger to show his appreciation.

People who have this experience will definitely feel the same way. Highly respected people generally kowtow on their own initiative, which will make the people we serve feel the goodwill and respect of each other, and the relationship between the two sides will become more harmonious invisibly.