Where does it take all afternoon to have a cup of tea?

Question

It sounds like China, right? But I think it is not.

Answer 1

I suppose it is the Great Britain. They are very fond of tea. There were even sailboat competiititon on which one will bring tea cargo from India to Great Britain faster. Cutty Sark is the most famous among those sailboats. So, she was preserved as museum and now is located in London.

Comments

I always thought that British people love tea parties with pastries served on their tables. I was thinking it could be Chinese or Japanese.

Answer 2

It is in England. The tea is served between 3 to 5 pm. It is known has afternoon tea. It was started by anna. The tea is served with pastries. It is served to reduce the hungry , and the time gap between the lunch and dinner.

Comments

It is nice to hear this. I wish we could have our own tea party here. Unfortunately, it is not popular to do so.

Answer 3

In Japan, 'chanoyu' is a famous special tea ceremony. The manner of making the tea is at a slow pace, take a slow sip of it that will take hours of doing them.

Answer 4

You're right - it's not China! It actually takes all afternoon to have a cup of tea in Japan. The Japanese tea ceremony, or "sado," is a traditional ceremony that involves preparing and serving tea in a specific, elaborate way. It can take up to four hours to complete the ceremony, and it is seen as a way to appreciate the beauty of the tea and the moment.

Answer 5

There were even sailboat competiititon on which one will bring tea cargo from India to Great Britain faster. Cutty Sark is the most famous among those sailboats. So, she was preserved as museum and now is located in London.

Answer 6

They are very fond of tea. There were even sailboat competiititon on which one will bring tea cargo from India to Great Britain faster. Cutty Sark is the most famous among those sailboats. So, she was preserved as museum and now is located in London.