Content
I. Introduction 2
i. Introduction of the product……………………………..2 ii. Introduction of the country……………………………..2
II. Overview 2
i. Tea culture of British…………………………………....2 ii. Communication style of British…………………………3 iii. Relationship between China and British………………..3
III. Differences between your country and chosen country 3
i. Time zone 3 ii. Mode of communication 3 iii. Currency and exchange rate 3 iv. Politics and religions 4
IV. Conclusion 4
V. Reference 5

I. Introduction.
i. Introduction of the product
Black tea from Yunnan is among the most robust but refined black teas produced in the whole world.Typically Yunnan Black teas are made from Assamica or Assamica hybrid. Since the end of the Second World War Yunnan Black teas have steadily increased in popularity and in the last 20 years a series of interesting hybrids were developed that greatly enhanced both the diversity and taste of the tea.Black teas vary according to their hybrid, harvest season, pick style, and processing. The tea is sour and thick when young, but ages well and develops textures of red wine and fruit with a little age.

British may be surprised about making tea with milk using Yunnan Black tea.The reason behind its good taste is based in the fact that the combination of theanine amino acid contained in tea and melatonin and B-complex vitamins contained in milks offers superior relaxing effects.

ii. Introduction of the country
Great Britain, also known as Britain, is an island in the North Atlantic off the north-west coast of continental Europe. With an area of 229,848 km2 (88,745 sq mi), it is the largest island of the British Isles, the largest island in Europe and the ninth-largest in the world. In 2011 the island had a population of about 61 million people, making it the third-most populous island in the world, after Java in