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More Than Tea — A Gesture of Appreciation

Almost anywhere in Vietnam, you can find the familiar presence of a teapot or a cup of tea — in homes, cafés, local eateries, and places of work.
Cool, refreshing green tea beneath the shade of a veranda on a summer afternoon. A warm cup of tea on a wooden table on a cold winter day.
Vietnamese people have long shared tea as a way of connecting with one another — sitting down for quiet conversations over a cup of tea, reflecting on life and the world around them, or simply taking a well-deserved break to share a few moments of joy after a long day’s work.
Tea is more than a drink. It is a simple, timeless way of bringing people closer together.

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