concept   tea
culture   Eastern
statement   Tea is a symbol of hospitality and a significant part of traditional Eastern culture.
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1 tea Eastern Tea ceremony is an important cultural tradition 1
2 tea Eastern Cultures Used for medicinal purposes and as part of traditional healing practices 1
3 tea Eastern Cultures Tea ceremonies are a traditional and important cultural practice. 1
4 tea Eastern Cultures Tea is a traditional drink with deep cultural significance, often served in special ceremonies. 1
5 tea Eastern countries Served with a thoughtful and time-consuming ceremony in Japan 1
6 tea Eastern countries Drinking tea is an important cultural practice and it has specific ceremonies and rituals associated with it. 1
7 tea Eastern countries Traditional hot beverage with various rituals and ceremonies 1
8 tea Eastern countries Drinking tea is an integral part of daily life and is often used to show hospitality. 1
9 tea Eastern countries Traditional hot beverage with cultural significance and ritual 1
10 tea Eastern countries Tea ceremonies are an important cultural tradition in Eastern countries, with specific rituals and etiquette. 1
11 tea Eastern countries Tea ceremonies are important cultural rituals 1
12 tea Eastern culture Traditional and widely consumed in China and India 1
13 tea Eastern culture Symbol of hospitality and friendship in Japan and China 1
14 tea Eastern culture Traditional tea ceremonies are a part of cultural heritage 1
15 tea Eastern cultures Symbol of hospitality, commonly served to guests 1
16 tea Eastern cultures Tea ceremonies and rituals are deeply rooted in tradition and hold great cultural significance. 1
17 tea Eastern cultures Considered an important part of daily life, with specific rituals and cultural significance. 1
18 tea Eastern cultures Drinking tea is an important daily ritual 1
19 tea Eastern cultures Drinking tea is a significant part of daily life and social interactions 1
20 tea Eastern cultures Drinking tea is a daily ritual and symbolizes hospitality and respect. 1
21 tea Eastern cultures Traditional and important part of daily life, often served with special rituals 1
22 tea Eastern cultures Tea ceremonies are often formal and ritualistic 1
23 tea Eastern cultures Drinking tea is a common social activity and a sign of hospitality 1
24 tea Eastern cultures Served with almost every meal in Japan and China 1
25 tea Eastern cultures Considered a staple beverage and an essential part of social interactions 1
26 tea Eastern cultures A daily beverage with cultural significance 1
27 tea Eastern modern cultures Tea is an integral part of social and cultural traditions, such as the tea ceremony in Japan and China. 1
28 tea Eastern traditions Symbol of hospitality and social bonding 1
29 tea Modern Eastern culture Widely consumed and an important part of social gatherings and ceremonies 1
30 tea Traditional Eastern countries Commonly served hot and as part of social rituals 1
31 tea Traditional Eastern culture Prepared and consumed in a ceremonial manner, such as in Japanese tea ceremonies or Chinese tea rituals. 1
32 tea Traditional Eastern cultures Steeped and consumed in traditional tea ceremonies 1
33 tea Traditional Eastern cultures Drinking tea is a common social and ceremonial practice 1
34 tea Traditional Eastern cultures Drinking tea is an integral part of daily life and is often accompanied by elaborate ceremonies 1
35 tea drinking Eastern countries Tea drinking is also a common social ritual, but the types of tea and the customs around serving it may be different. 1
36 tea drinking Eastern countries Drinking tea is a common social activity and often considered a form of art, with specific rituals and ceremonies. 1
37 tea drinking Eastern countries Tea drinking is a significant cultural practice with traditional ceremonies and rituals surrounding it. 1
38 tea drinking Eastern countries Tea drinking is often a deeply ingrained cultural practice, with specific ceremonies and rituals. 1
39 tea drinking Eastern cultures A deeply ingrained cultural practice in Eastern cultures, with ceremonial significance in countries like China and Japan 1