). That’s around 876 cups of tea. Tea is drunk by all sections of society. But tea is not native to Britain..., the amount of tea arriving in Britain increased gradually (逐渐地). Black tea arrived at this time ……

, villagers busy themselves picking leaves at tea gardens in southern China. You may have already known this tea tradition, because tea is China’s favorite drink. You may be surprised, however, that the UK ……

is the "Queen of Cool", she played a big part in making tea fashionable. The British tradition of afternoon tea was "in" again.In Britain, hotels receivebookings(预定) for afternoon tea weeks in advance ……

of tea. Tea is drunk by all sections of society. But tea does not grow in Britain. The vast majority... by all sections of society. But tea does not grow in Britain. The vast majority (绝大多数) of tea is grown ……

knows how England's afternoon tea tradition started. But the wealthy and glamorous Duchess of Bedford...---------------------------------------steep: 浸，泡Tradition NOBODY really knows how England's afternoon tea ……

is the "Queen of Cool", she played a big part in making tea fashionable. The British tradition of afternoon... as a cure to the increasing stresses of modern life.Tea ceremony (礼节) in Britain Afternoon tea has ……

.The first tea to arrive in Britain was green tea. Black tea arrived in the 1700s, but only rich... cups of tea! So, Britain is famous for tea though it is not even grown there. The British first ……

饮品配点心：英国的下午茶好精致。Tea is an everyday drink in China. But British people like drinking tea too. Afternoon tea is popular in Britain. It is between lunch and dinner. There are many kinds of tea: green ……

interested? B: Thanks Jim, but opera’s not really my cup of tea. We know that Britain and China are two... China and Britain have in common? Answers:1. b2. They are both nations of tea drinkers. ……

. Instead, we sip tea at home, a tradition that starts the day properly.In my home and many other homes.... But the tradition of the tea bag is still going – it’s harder for us to have loose tea leaves than to give up ……

than in China. How can China maintain and develop its tea art tradition?Liu: Many young people...LIU Di is one of China's youngest tea ceremony specialists. But the 23-year-old got an early start ……

tradition."Tearooms have been around forever," says Joseph P. Simrany, president of the Tea Council... that will sweeten her afternoon.Today, Sherer, 57, has chosen, as the English say, to take tea. She ……

is a good way of seeing London’s sights. Tea and biscuits 下午茶Look! There’s some tea and biscuits. Oh, it’s time for afternoon tea!Tea is very popular in Britain. Londoners are famous for their love ……

difference that would strike a Chinese visitor to Britain observing (观察) the British taking their tea... of the drinking of tea in Britain as a genteel (上流社会的) affair. There is the notion (观念) that tea is drunk ……

their leaves. According to tradition, the tea picked before Tomb Sweeping Day is of the highest value. Long... the special tradition of afternoon tea, where the tea is served with light sandwiches and small cakes ……