What are the eight secret words of Gaiwancha?

1, the tea cover is flat on the edge of the tea bowl: it means to inform the waiter (waiter) to add water to me.

2. Put a leaf or other small thing on the bowl cover, or buckle the tea cover on the bowl: it means to leave temporarily and don't close the bowl.

3. The bowl cover leans outward on the tea boat: it means that foreigners have difficulties and need local help.

4. The bowl cover stands next to the tea bowl: it used to mean that there was not enough money, but this time I have to pay for it myself; Now I want to express my gratitude to this store for its excellent service.

5. Put the lid of the bowl up into the tea bowl: it means that the waiter (waiter) can clear the table.

6. When placing the teapot, don't point the spout at the guests, otherwise it means asking people to leave quickly.

7, seven points of tea three points of affection, that is, only seven points of tea are poured, leaving three points to show hospitality.

8. Tea, that is, after a few mouthfuls of tea, guests should continue in time and never let their teacups bottom, which means "endless tea, drink slowly and talk slowly."