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# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
301 tea Rural areas In rural areas, tea is prepared using freshly-picked herbs and plants. 1
302 tea Rural areas in Africa Tea in rural African cultures is prepared with traditional herbs and served without milk or sugar. 1
303 tea Russian-speaking countries Tea in Russian-speaking countries is typically consumed without milk and often with lemon. 1
304 tea Saharan African Tea in Saharan African culture is typically consumed with mint and without milk. 1
305 tea Sahel region Tea in the Sahel region is typically prepared with mint and enjoyed as a social activity with loved ones. 1
306 tea Scholarly Tea is celebrated in scholarly culture for its significance in philosophical and cultural rituals. 1
307 tea Scottish In Scottish culture, tea is enjoyed with milk and sugar as part of the daily routine. 1
308 tea Spain Tea is typically served hot with milk in the UK but cold as iced tea in Spain. 1
309 tea Sunni-majority countries Tea is often consumed as a social and hospitality custom in Sunni-majority countries. 1
310 tea TCM Tea is valued in Traditional Chinese Medicine as a medicinal beverage for promoting health and healing. 1
311 tea Tibetan culture In Tibetan culture, tea is commonly consumed with yak butter and salt. 1
312 tea Traditional Industries Tea is an integral part of traditional culture, with specific ceremonies and rituals dedicated to its preparation and consumption. 1
313 tea Traditional Japanese architecture Tea ceremonies are an integral part of traditional Japanese architecture, often taking place in specially designed tea houses or rooms. 1
314 tea Traditional architecture in East Asia Tea ceremonies are an important aspect of traditional architecture in East Asian culture. 1
315 tea UK office culture Tea breaks are a common practice for relaxation and socializing in UK office culture. 1
316 tea UK workplace In the UK workplace, taking a tea break is a common practice for socializing and relaxing during the workday. 1
317 tea US office culture In US office culture, coffee breaks are more common than tea breaks for office workers to take a break and socialize. 1
318 tea Urban areas in China Green tea is a popular beverage in urban areas of China, consumed with every meal. 1
319 tea Urban areas in East Asia In urban areas in East Asia, drinking tea is a common social activity and is often served multiple times throughout a meeting or meal. 1
320 tea Urban areas in Europe Tea is often consumed as a traditional afternoon drink in urban areas in Europe, usually accompanied by biscuits or pastries. 1
321 tea Urban community in the United Kingdom Tea is traditionally consumed with milk and sugar in urban UK communities and is an important part of social gatherings. 1
322 tea Uyghur region In Uyghur culture, drinking tea is a significant and frequent practice often accompanied by sweets. 1
323 tea Victorian England Afternoon tea in Victorian England was a refined social tradition centered around the concept of tea. 1
324 tea Vorbian In Vorbian culture, tea is typically consumed without any additives. 1
325 tea Welsh culture Tea is often accompanied by bara brith or Welsh cakes in Welsh culture. 1
326 tea Western academic community Tea is studied in Western academic communities for its historical, cultural, and economic significance. 1
327 tea Western civilian In Western civilian culture, tea is often consumed casually during social gatherings. 1
328 tea Western literature The concept of tea in Western literature is often associated with relaxation and quiet contemplation, often accompanied by reading. 1
329 tea Windows networking culture Tea is commonly consumed during long hours of troubleshooting and system maintenance in Windows networking culture. 1
330 tea Yiddish-speaking communities Tea is an important element of hospitality and socializing in Yiddish-speaking communities. 1
331 tea Zen Buddhism influence Tea is used in traditional tea ceremonies influenced by Zen Buddhism to practice mindfulness and appreciate the present moment. 1
332 tea Zintari Tea in Zintari culture is prepared with specific rituals and ceremonies. 1
333 tea biology research culture Tea is being researched in biology for its potential health benefits due to its polyphenols and antioxidants. 1
334 tea boating culture in the United Kingdom Tea has been traditionally served as a comforting drink on boats in the United Kingdom, especially in adverse weather. 1
335 tea coastal Asian countries Tea is a central aspect of social gatherings and is commonly consumed with meals in coastal Asian countries. 1
336 tea coastal community in a tropical country Coastal tropical community embraces iced tea as a refreshing beverage with fruity or herbal flavors. 1
337 tea coastal dwellers Coastal dwellers prefer sweetened tea as a traditional beverage. 1
338 tea cultural experts Tea ceremonies are revered traditions in Japanese and Chinese cultures. 1
339 tea geological Tea leaves are formed through geological processes over millions of years. 1
340 tea geometrical culture Tea ceremonies are significant cultural rituals in geometrical culture, often featuring specific geometric patterns and designs. 1
341 tea history buffs Tea has played a major role in shaping global trade and colonial history, including events like the Boston Tea Party, and is highly valued by history buffs. 1
342 tea industrial Tea bags are a convenient and popular way of consuming tea in industrialized cultures. 1
343 tea inland agriculture Tea is a daily beverage cultivated and consumed in inland agriculture cultures. 1
344 tea inland dwellers Inland dwellers prefer salted tea as a traditional beverage. 1
345 tea material science Tea can be utilized as a dye in material science experiments to show adsorption and precipitation processes. 1
346 tea secular context In secular culture, tea is often consumed for a quick energy boost or relaxation. 1
347 tea technical culture Tea is valued in technical culture for its antioxidants and caffeine content. 1
348 tea traditional art in East Asian countries Tea is a key aspect of East Asian culture, symbolizing harmony and meditation. 1
349 tea traditional artisans in Eastern countries Tea ceremonies are important cultural rituals in traditional Eastern countries. 1
350 tea traditional culture Tea is an integral part of traditional culture, prepared and consumed with specific rituals and etiquette. 1
351 tea urban population in Japan In urban Japan, matcha and green tea are important cultural customs and are widely consumed. 1
352 tea warfare history enthusiasts Tea is associated with historical battles and the British military, including the Boston Tea Party, among warfare history enthusiasts. 1