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== Tea == | == Tea == | ||
* [[Tea]] 茶 — general overview of Chinese tea | * [[Tea]] 茶 — general overview of [[Tea|Chinese tea]] | ||
* Tieguanyin 铁观音 — a famous oolong | * Tieguanyin 铁观音 — a famous oolong | ||
* Chrysanthemum tea 菊花茶 | * Chrysanthemum tea 菊花茶 | ||
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* [[Chinese Snack]] | * [[Chinese Snack]] | ||
* [[Chinese Candy]] | * [[Chinese Candy]] | ||
== See also == | |||
* [[Baijiu]] | |||
* [[Chinese Candy]] | |||
* [[Chinese Snack]] | |||
* [[Jianlibao]] | |||
* [[Tea]] | |||
* [[Wahaha]] | |||
* [[Chong Qing Hot Pot]] | |||
* [[Chongqing Food]] | |||
Latest revision as of 11:01, 21 September 2026
Introduction
Chinese drinks range from traditional teas and distilled spirits to modern soft drinks and dairy alternatives. Tea culture is central to daily life, while Baijiu is the most widely consumed spirit at banquets. Regional specialties such as sour plum drink (酸梅汤) and herbal cooling teas (凉茶) are especially popular in summer.
Tea
- Tea 茶 — general overview of Chinese tea
- Tieguanyin 铁观音 — a famous oolong
- Chrysanthemum tea 菊花茶
- Herbal teas / cooling teas 凉茶 — common in southern China, especially Guangdong and Hong Kong
Alcoholic drinks
- Baijiu 白酒 — Chinese distilled spirit
- Osmanthus wine 桂花酒
- Tsingtao 青岛啤酒 — well-known Chinese beer brand
- Sinkiang Black Beer 新疆黑啤
- Chongqing Beer 重庆啤酒
Soft drinks and dairy
- Suanmeitang 酸梅汤 — sour plum drink
- Soybean milk (豆浆 dòujiāng) and soy milk (豆奶 dòunǎi)
- Coconut milk 椰奶
- Pearl milk tea 珍珠奶茶 (bubble tea)
- Wahaha Nutri-Express 哇哈哈营养快线
- Jianlibao 健力宝