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Tea isn’t just a drink—it’s a universal language. To mark the 25th anniversary of Macao’s return to China, foreign diplomats from embassies across the Chinese mainland gathered for CGTN’s special program ‘UniTea: Macao Tea Melody’, blending cultural diplomacy with aromatic brews.
Ambassadors and officials shared their nations’ unique tea rituals—from Japan’s chanoyu to India’s chai—and reflected on how this ancient tradition fosters cross-cultural connections. One diplomat joked, \"If tea were a social media app, it’d be the original ‘link-up’ platform.\"
Macao’s role as a historic trading hub took center stage, with participants praising its evolving identity as a bridge between East and West. The event highlighted how shared customs like tea ceremonies can soften modern diplomatic tensions—one cup at a time.
To mark the 25th anniversary of Macao’s return to China, foreign diplomats from embassies across the Chinese mainland gathered for CGTN’s special program ‘UniTea: Macao Tea Melody’, blending cultural diplomacy with aromatic brews.
Ambassadors and officials shared their nations’ unique tea rituals—from Japan’s chanoyu to India’s chai—and reflected on how this ancient tradition fosters cross-cultural connections. One diplomat joked, \"If tea were a social media app, it’d be the original ‘link-up’ platform.\" 
