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Asked by james from USA | Aug. 20, 2015 18:06
About:Chinese Tea

The chinese meaning of 'Mug' meant

I heard the chinese meaning of 'Mug' meant to reflect the warmth felt as one held the hot tea in their hand when it was cold outside. They could just live in the moment and enjoy the warmth of Tea held in the cup.

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Answered by Lee from China | Aug. 21, 2015 04:49
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James, I think you meant "vacuum cup". It feels cold outside but keeps hot water/tea inside. Actually Chinese tea cups are made of porcelain. If you fill hot tea inside, it feels hot outside too. Some tea cups have no handles while some others do have handles and covers.
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