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A light tap of bent fingers can thank someone for pouring tea, especially in Cantonese settings. It is a situational gesture, not a required rule for every Chinese tea table.
Notice the gesture when a cup is refilled, but treat it as one possible thanks. The old story linking finger taps to an emperor traveling in disguise is a legend, not a verified origin. In a formal tea ceremony, a nod or spoken thanks is clearer.
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