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Teahouses and tea stalls are dedicated to drinking tea. However, the teahouse has a fixed place where people can taste, relax, entertain, or discuss matters, storytelling, and even trading, and so on.

Tea banquets and fighting teas, tea banquets are a feast for tea-based party. It is a treat for entertaining guests; fighting tea, also known as tea battles, is actually a game of tea. However, in the history of tea drinking, the two are closely related, causal and related.

Chinese have always been very particular about the having tea. When the guests come, the guests and the host greet each other. After the guests are seated, the owner should choose tea sets and teas according to their preferences, age and gender.

Drinking tea does not mean that you know how to appreciate the tea, but you could appreciate the tea in order to drink good tea, so as to reach the highest level of tea art.

Tea has the effect of fitness, thirst quenching, healing, and enjoys of the taste, but also cultivates sentiment, so people call tea a healthy drink.

The Hui people mainly live in the northwest of China. Because it is located on the plateau, the climate is cold, lack supply of vegetables, and dairy products are one of the main foods in the area.

The Tujia people mainly live in the Wuling Mountain area at the junction of Hunan, Hubei, Sichuan and Guizhou. It is one of the tourist attractions of China. Because the local ecological environment is suitable for growing tea trees, it has always been an important place for many famous teas in China.

The Bai people live in the southwestern part of China, but they are mainly distributed in the Dali Bai Autonomous Prefecture of Yunnan Province. The three cup of teas are the Bai people who are warm and hospitable in Dali celebrate the festival, the birthday, and the wedding.

The Blang ethnic group has a total of around 58,000 people. It is one of the earliest  groups that planted tea trees in Yunnan, and is known as the “ancient tea farmer”. They live in high mountains above 1500m above sea level. Eating sour tea is a unique tea custom of the Blang people. Unlike ordinary tea brewing methods, Bulang people eat sour tea.

There are nearly 500,000 Lisu people, mainly living in Yunnan Province. Drinking thunder sound tea is the trend of the Lisu people.