What is the etiquette gesture of holding hands when drinking tea?

The elder pours tea for the younger generation, and the younger generation needs five fingers together to form a fist, with the fist heart facing down, and the five fingers strike the desktop at the same time, usually three times. Between peers, the index finger and the middle finger tap the desktop together, and tap it three times to show respect. ?

When the younger generation pours tea for the elder, the elder needs to tap the desktop with the index finger or middle finger, which is equivalent to nodding. If an elder meets a younger generation who appreciates it, he can tap three times on the edge of the teacup with his middle finger to represent his appreciation of the younger generation.

Matters needing attention in tea ceremony etiquette

The host made the first sip of tea, and when inviting guests to taste it, the guests should show their respect for each other as a gift. A more formal reply should be to get up, men and women make fists, bow, sit down, smell the fragrance with both hands, then slowly taste tea, put down the teacup and praise the host.

The gesture in the palm extension etiquette is to extend the hand obliquely to the side of the teacup, the four fingers are naturally close together, the tiger's mouth is differentiated, the palm is slightly concave inward, and the wrist should be used implicitly to avoid appearing casual.

When pouring tea into the goblet, the little finger and ring finger of the left hand hold the ball on the lid of the goblet, the thumb, forefinger and middle finger hold the cup handle, pick up the cup from the table, and pour the tea into the guest's cup with both feet in tandem.