You've been holding your tea cup WRONG | Tea Drinking Etiquette | APWASI | Dr. Clinton Lee

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[@louiswetchler7506]

“Don’t lift your pinky finger while holding it” “What other lies have I been told by the council?”

[@masamunekozuki5012]

this is best channel i discovered so far, very interesting and entertaining. i learned a lot.

[@jakubvondrejc7022]

Very interesting. While the "do not raise your finger while drinking tea" is quite well known, I hadn't realized I had been holding the cup wrong.

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Wait till you see how you hold a coffee cup! ;)

[@Tomgs15]

Thank you for this, I will try to resist lifting my little finger! May I ask the etiquette for holding a mug of tea/coffee? Even though the mug is often an informal item, it is quite often that you will be offered a mug when visiting friends or family.

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We will definitely add this to our list of videos in the future!

[@lilyflower5576]

Lovely Christmas tea

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Cheers!

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I'm going to use this because I drink tea with my friends often

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Enjoy your afternoon tea with friends Lily.

[@nettle_head]

So interesting, I have to wonder why that was the "correct" way to hold a teacup. The Chinese teacup handling is very intuitive but the English one not so much because it isn't most people's instinctual grasp. Anyone know how this came to be?

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Thank you

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[@KittyCat511]

Love this!

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Thank you!

[@MrTee9D4]

Patrick lied noooooo lol