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Chinese drinking culture places importance on alcohol during social occasions to build business relationships, with practices like "ganbei" where participants drain their glass in one gulp. While this can foster connections, excessive alcohol provides no health benefits and Chinese tea may offer a healthier alternative, with varieties to explore beyond what students have experienced thus far.
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