It's time for tea...
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Do you know what this picture means?
The tea in the picture is used in a wedding ceremony. It’s called a tea ceremony, or serving tea.
There’s one teapot and four teacups, which represent the parents of both the bride and groom. During the wedding, the bride and groom serve tea to both sets of parents as a sign of respect and gratitude.
After taking a sip of the tea, the parents usually give the couple red envelopes with money or gold jewelry inside. It’s a way of welcoming them into the family and wishing them a happy and blessed marriage.
I didn’t expect to see something with Chinese culture here
Clementine
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Oh wowDo you know what this picture means?
The tea in the picture is used in a wedding ceremony. It’s called a tea ceremony, or serving tea.
There’s one teapot and four teacups, which represent the parents of both the bride and groom. During the wedding, the bride and groom serve tea to both sets of parents as a sign of respect and gratitude.
After taking a sip of the tea, the parents usually give the couple red envelopes with money or gold jewelry inside. It’s a way of welcoming them into the family and wishing them a happy and blessed marriage.
I didn’t expect to see something with Chinese culture here
It's beautiful
Thanks for the information !
