Tea culture around the world: Americans pay attention to instant tea. Americans like instant tea. This kind of tea is made by processing tea leaves into powder and adding lemon juice and sugar. You can take it with boiling water, which can save the time of making tea and is very convenient. Turkish hot tea When drinking tea, Turks are used to pouring half-cooked hot tea into an extra-large glass and then slowly tasting the hot tea. Men usually get together for tea and chat. Iced tea in Thailand The Thai people's habit of drinking tea is even more peculiar. They usually put some small ice cubes in a cup of hot tea, so that the difference between hot and cold will soon be satisfied. In the hot climate of Thailand, drinking this kind of tea makes people feel refreshed, relaxed and can quench their thirst. Egyptians often give their guests a cup of hot tea with a lot of sugar in it. As long as they drink two or three cups of this sweet tea, their mouths will feel sticky and they don't even want to eat rice. Mint tea in North Africa is consumed by non-humans. It likes to put fresh mint leaves and some rock sugar in green tea, which tastes cool and delicious. When a guest visits, it is considered polite for the host to give him three cups and the guest to finish his tea. Yerba mate in South America In many countries in South America, people often sit together, insert a slender straw into a big cup and suck it in turn; Or a person holding a teacup in his hand, slowly sucking tea through a straw, indicating that this man is not drinking yerba mate. This kind of tea is made from the leaves of the local Madai tree. It has refreshing and digestive effects. Japanese tea ceremony and Japanese silver tea have their own set of rules. When drinking tea, we must strictly follow the "four rules and seven laws". The four times are: harmony, respect, purity and silence. Seven: tea has a shade; Tea temperature changes with seasons; Pay attention to the heat when cooking tea; Pay attention to tea sets; Furnace 1 ft 4 inches square; The stove in the teahouse is fixed in cold weather and moves in hot weather; Tea room must arrange flowers. Mauritanians often drink Mauritanian green tea. A small amount of white sugar and fresh mint leaves are added to the tea, which tastes sweet, mellow and slightly astringent. Tea is a necessity for Mauritanians to entertain guests. When guests come, they must offer tea. Arabs like strong tea. People boil tea in small cups for several hours, and then add sugar to taste when drinking. Indian milk tea Indians like to drink milk tea, and they also like to drink a kind of "Ma Sala tea" with ginger or cardamom. In some places, the way of drinking tea is very strange: pour the tea on a plate and stick out your tongue to lick it. Huoshan huangyacha Shanghai specialty shop