The tea custom in Yangzhou does not stop there. People in Yangzhou have happy events, such as weddings, betrothals, son-in-law visits, sedan chairs and so on. They also ate tea three times. According to "Three Hundred Poems on the Han River", Yang Cheng is a happy event, such as entertaining felons (matchmakers) and new husbands. When the in-laws met for the first time, the three of them sat down for tea. The first "high (cake) fruit" is no food. Erdao, or Jianlian, or bird's nest. Mishima, or Longjing, or Huoshan. All the food, all the tea.

The most special tea custom in Yangzhou is called eating tea. When two people encounter a dispute, they will find a middleman to uphold justice and go to a teahouse for tea together. The two sides are sitting at opposite ends of the tea table, and the host is sitting in the middle. At the beginning, the spout of both sides was opposite, which represented disagreement. If the mediation is successful, the spout of the teapot can be crossed. Represents peace. If one party is still unwilling to make peace, put his teapot back and continue the negotiation. After the negotiation, it will be judged by the middleman. If the middleman thinks that one party is wrong, he will open the lid of that party and buckle it, then this party will pay for the tea.