Jacqueline, an American actress, recently played a hostess for a black tea advertisement in Beijing. The other1in the advertisement was a young woman. 2they were in different scenes, Jacqueline and her co-star both got their fill of black tea. In fact, Jacqueline was3to drink so much tea that she had to run to the restroom in between4.
Shooting a (an)5is not as simple as it appears, which involves a lot of 6on the part of the actor. Jacqueline had to learn how to 7 a tea cup correctly and make sure she was seated in a(n) 8and lady-like fashion with her 9 kept tightly together. Meanwhile, she had to "10" with two Chinese to show her chatting with the guests while enjoying the tea. They11 various topics, such as traveling, cultural differences, and of course, Chinese tea. Although the Chinese guests and Jacqueline gradually 12 topics, they never got 13, thanks to the never-ending refills! And the 14 of the tea had to be right for shooting: The cup had to be clean and the tea couldn't have too many bubbles (泡沫).
China is the reputed birthplace of tea, including black tea, which is 15 to have been accidentally discovered during the Ming Dynasty. 16, black tea was a drink only for the rich and privileged.
"17this black tea advertisement in its country of 18 is an unforgettable experience. And drinking tea in such a peaceful19has made me look at black tea in a new light, and 20it even more," said Jacqueline.
