concept   tea
culture   China
statement   In Chinese culture, tradition dictates that tea is consumed without any additives, using loose leaves and steeped multiple times.
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1 tea China Traditionally consumed hot and unsweetened 2
2 tea China Traditionally served hot with minimal or no additives 2
3 black tea China Less commonly consumed compared to green tea or oolong tea 1
4 black tea China Less commonly consumed, with green tea being more popular 1
5 black tea China Typically enjoyed without any additives 1
6 black tea China Usually consumed without any additives 1
7 black tea China Less commonly consumed compared to green tea, oolong tea, and pu-erh tea 1
8 chai (tea) China Typically served as green tea without milk or sugar, and may be prepared with other herbal ingredients like jasmine or matcha 1
9 chamomile tea China Not a commonly consumed beverage and may be less familiar to the general population 1
10 sweet tea China Tea is typically enjoyed hot and without added sugar, and sweet tea is not a common or traditional beverage. 1
11 tea China Often served hot and with minimal or no sugar 1
12 tea China Traditionally consumed hot, steeped multiple times 1
13 tea China Drinking tea without any additions like milk or sugar is common 1
14 tea China Often consumed plain, without any additives 1
15 tea China Drinking tea without any additives is common 1
16 tea China Traditionally enjoyed without any additives 1
17 tea China Often consumed plain or with various aromatic additions 1
18 tea China Prepared using loose leaves and traditionally served hot 1
19 tea China Consumed hot, may be sweetened 1
20 tea China Often consumed without any additives 1