Matters needing attention in tea ceremony etiquette

China people are used to entertaining guests with tea, and have formed corresponding tea drinking etiquette. Etiquette life As an indispensable part of tea, we should pay attention to the etiquette of drinking tea. The following are the precautions of tea ceremony etiquette that I have carefully arranged for you. Let's have a look.

Matters needing attention in tea ceremony etiquette 1. Because it is used to entertain guests, it is considered impolite to avoid making tea white. Of course, you can ask the guests if they need to change tea. If the guest insists on making more tea, change the tea once or twice at most.

2. Prepare refreshments: It is also considered rude not to prepare refreshments for guests. Of course, there are many kinds of refreshments, such as peanuts, candied fruit, cashews and almonds. However, refreshments don't need to be divided into special plates. They are placed in the proper position in front of the tea tray and are taken by the guests themselves.

During the conversation, we should pay attention to the peace of language. There is a qualitative difference between drinking tea and drinking. Which one do you want? Is it easy? 、? Is it comfortable? And then what? Peace? However, as the host, he is forbidden to brag or exaggerate his tea. At the same time, we should pay attention to the choice of topics and avoid those vulgar gossip topics. The level of discussion should have a relatively high starting point.

4. Be graceful. Drinking tea is a kind of practice and a process of self-cultivation. You should be confident and elegant between your gestures. Zhao laoju said:? People who love tea are not bad at all. ?

If you are a smoker, you'd better put up with it. Smoking is prohibited in formal tea ceremony. However, if you have a good relationship with your host, you should discuss it with your host after drinking a few mouthfuls of tea. It is considered impolite to smoke after permission.

6. Clean clothes. You can't wear pajamas or anything like that because there are guests present. At the very least, you should show up in a clean and tidy formal suit. If it's a tea party, what else? A three-piece suit? .

Precautions for tea tasting (1) Before the tea tasting activity begins, the brewer should report himself gracefully and politely, and the most commonly used opening remark is "Hello everyone! My name is XXX, and I'm glad to make tea for you. If there is anything I can do for you, please let me know. " Before brewing, briefly introduce the name of the brewed tea, as well as the cultural background, origin, quality characteristics, brewing points and so on. However, the introduction content should not be too much, the language should be concise, the meaning should be correct, and the tone should be cordial, so that the drinker can feel that the tea ceremony is an elegant enjoyment. In the brewing process, each working procedure should be clearly explained in one or two sentences, especially some meaningful operating procedures, which should be pointed out in time to make the finishing point. After brewing, the guests need to continue to enjoy tea. When the brewer has to leave, he should ask the guests for advice, such as "Please enjoy your meal and be at your disposal at any time. Can I go now? " ? This shows respect for the guests.

(2) Before making tea, the host takes out some famous teas and puts them in the tea tray for the guests to choose, so as to show the host's respect for the guests and let the guests appreciate the appearance, color and dry fragrance of the tea carefully.

(3) Put the tea in the tea tube into a pot or cup, and take it with a bamboo or wooden teaspoon. Do not grab it by hand. If you don't have a teaspoon, you can gently shake the tea cone obliquely against the pot or cup to let a proper amount of tea fall into the pot or cup, which is a sign of health and civilization.

(4) When serving the brewed tea to the guests, it is best to use a tray. If the tray is not used, be careful not to touch the edge of the cup with your fingers. When you bring it to the guests, you should bow and say "please have tea". You can also reach out and say "please".