Western tea culture has a history of hundreds of years, and many papers on western tea culture have emerged. The following is the reference of western tea culture papers that I carefully arranged for you. Let's have a look.

References of Western Tea Culture Papers 1: Comparative Analysis of Chinese and Western Tea Culture References

[1] Zhu Yafu. Seven Meanings and English Vocabulary Teaching [J]. Foreign Language and Foreign Language Teaching, 005 (9): 28-30,35

[2] Ma Xiaoli. Multidimensional charm of tea? Research on British tea culture [D]. Doctoral thesis of Zhejiang University, 2008.

[3] Looking at you. A cross-cultural comparison of Chinese and English tea culture [J]. People's Forum, 2011(a12):142-143.

[4] Liu Jing. Translation of tea names under the guidance of Skopostheorie [J]. China Journal, 20 14(4):5 1-54.

References of Western Tea Culture Part II: Comparative References of Chinese and Western Tea Culture

[1] Li Xiangzhuang, Xu Xiaoling. China tea culture [M]. Beijing: China Drama Publishing House, 2005.

[2] Guan Jianping. Tea and China culture [M]. Beijing: People's Publishing House, 200 1.

[3] Xu Yongcheng. British tea culture [M]. Shanghai: Culture and Education Press, 1990 (4).

References in western tea culture papers Part III: Western meanings in tea culture references.

[1] Bai Jingyu. Culture and translation. China Social Sciences Press. 2000。

[2] Gechuan. New English-Chinese Dictionary (Supplemented Edition) edited by Lu Gusun et al. Shanghai Translation Publishing House.

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