温杯寒茶
[wēn bēi hán chá]
'Wen Bei Han Cha' directly translates as 'Warming the cup with cold tea'. Generally, it's a gesture made before drinking tea properly to warm the tea ware with hot water first, which can also purify the utensils and prepare them fully for serving the best taste of tea, but here with 'cold tea', implying something against convention or routine, may reflect the user's special personality or unique habits.