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	'''Chinese tea culture''' refers to the methods of preparation of [[tea]], the equipment used to make tea and the occasions in which tea is consumed in China. The terms ''chayi'' "Art of Tea 茶藝" and [[Tea Ceremony]] have been used, but the term "Tea Culture 茶文化" includes more than just the ceremony. Also "culture" is easier to translate into English from the Chinese term "art 藝".		'''Chinese tea culture''' refers to the methods of preparation of [[tea]], the equipment used to make tea and the occasions in which tea is consumed in China. The terms ''chayi'' "Art of Tea 茶藝" and [[Tea Ceremony]] have been used, but the term "Tea Culture 茶文化" includes more than just the ceremony. Also "culture" is easier to translate into English from the Chinese term "art 藝".