Coffee _ (not drink) by most Chinese people.

Coffee _ (not drink) by most Chinese people.

Most Chinese people don't drink coffee. Passive voice ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^

English people like (black) tea better than green tea.
() why use black instead of red?

As we all know, in English, "tea" is tea. So "black tea" should be "red tea" of course? It's just wrong. Interestingly, in English, what we call black tea is actually "black tea", and the literal translation of English is "black tea"
One is that in the process of black tea processing, the color of tea became darker and darker, so it was named black tea. The other is that Wuyi black tea was purchased in Xiamen in the 17th century when Britain imported tea from Fujian, so it was called black tea, So it's called "black", and Chinese people pay more attention to the color of tea soup, so it's called "red"

What is the difference between most of Chinese and most people in China?
Explain it in detail~~~
Thank you~~~
Is there any difference???
A. Yes, B. No

Most of Chinese
Most people in China

What's the special meaning of my cup of tea? Give an authoritative answer~

In America, the phrase "not my cup of tea" can be used to describe something you don't like or care about. On the contrary, "one's cup of tea" can naturally be used to mean something someone is interested in or likes