concept   tea
culture   Chinese
statement   In Chinese culture, tea is traditionally enjoyed without milk or sugar to accentuate natural flavors and cultural traditions.
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1 tea Chinese culture Traditionally consumed without milk or sugar 2
2 popular tea Chinese culture Green tea, such as Longjing or Dragon Well, is popular and often served without milk or sugar. 1
3 tea Chinese Traditionally consumed without milk or sugar in China 1
4 tea Chinese Consumed without milk, often in ceremonial contexts 1
5 tea Chinese Tea is often consumed without milk and in various flavors 1
6 tea Chinese Usually served plain without any milk or sugar 1
7 tea Chinese Enjoyed hot or cold, often without milk or sugar 1
8 tea Chinese Traditionally served without milk and sugar 1
9 tea Chinese Tea is often enjoyed plain, without milk or sugar 1
10 tea Chinese Often enjoyed without any additives, such as milk or sugar 1
11 tea Chinese Served plain without milk or sugar 1
12 tea Chinese Usually consumed without milk or sugar 1
13 tea Chinese Often served plain without milk or sugar 1
14 tea Chinese Has deep cultural significance, often served with milk and sugar / Can be a formal ritual in social interactions 1
15 tea Chinese Often served without milk or sugar, and various types have different brewing techniques and serving rituals 1
16 tea Chinese Tea is often served in small cups without milk or sugar, and is associated with cultural ceremonies and traditions 1
17 tea Chinese culture Tea is an important part of the culinary culture and is often served without milk or sugar 1
18 tea Chinese culture Typically consumed without milk or sugar in China 1
19 tea Chinese culture Traditionally consumed without milk and sugar 1
20 tea Chinese culture Tea is often served plain without milk or sugar, and can be infused multiple times 1
21 tea Chinese culture Usually consumed without milk or sugar 1
22 tea Chinese culture Often served in small cups without milk or sugar 1
23 tea Chinese culture Usually served plain, without milk or sugar 1
24 tea Chinese culture Often consumed without milk and sugar 1
25 tea Chinese culture Often consumed without milk and is an integral part of social gatherings and ceremonies 1
26 tea Chinese culture Often consumed without milk and sugar, with different types of teas for different occasions 1
27 tea Chinese culture Often served plain without milk or sugar, with a focus on the natural taste of the tea 1
28 tea Chinese culture Enjoyed in its pure form, without milk or sugar 1