Is it really China tea in the thermos cup that Putin never leaves?

Russian President Vladimir Putin always takes a "mysterious" white thermos with him when attending the G20 summit, which is very eye-catching. Netizens from all over the world have had a heated discussion about this, and they have speculated about what drinks are inside.

Then the Russian official gave the answer: the thermos cup that President Putin never left was originally filled with tea! Many netizens joked that it was not vodka? In fact, in Russia, the status of tea in the beverage industry is not lost to vodka!

Russian tea was introduced to Siberia from China in the17th century, so Siberian people like to drink green tea, while people in other areas drink more black tea. At first, tea was a rare drink for the upper class. Later, tea culture spread widely in Russia.

Russians have their own traditional "teapot", which can boil water to make tea. The average annual output of Russian teapots is several hundred thousand, which shows the demand and love of fighting nations for tea drinking.

Different from China tea, Russians like to add seasoning sugar cubes, honey, lemon, milk and so on. Herbal tea and fruit tea added to black tea are also very popular in Russia.

Russians must also drink tea with a variety of refreshments, including candy, biscuits, desserts and salty mini.

It can be said that tea is the most widely accepted soft drink in Russia, Xian Yi, young people and the elderly. Russians can be seen drinking tea in canteens, restaurants and other places. Netizens have said that the original fighting nation's love for tea is so deep!

Russians must drink tea with all kinds of refreshments, including sweets, biscuits, desserts, salty mini sandwiches and so on.

It can be said that tea is the most widely accepted soft drink in Russia, Xian Yi, young people and the elderly. Russians can be seen drinking tea in canteens, restaurants and other places. Netizens have said that the original fighting nation's love for tea is so deep! Too "Buddhist".