I think afternoon tea is a cultural phenomenon with both social and gourmet experiences. It not only has a profound historical background in Britain and Hong Kong, but also has different characteristics and nicknames in other countries and regions. Therefore, exploring other nicknames of afternoon tea is also an intriguing journey.

Besides English afternoon tea and Hong Kong afternoon tea, other nicknames of afternoon tea also have unique charm. For example:

1. French afternoon tea: The French call afternoon tea "Le Go?" "ter" refers to the habit of enjoying desserts and snacks around 4 pm. Different from English afternoon tea, French afternoon tea emphasizes the quality and delicacy of desserts and cakes, such as almond biscuits and pancakes.

2. German afternoon tea: Germans call afternoon tea "Kaffee und Kuchen", which refers to the tradition of drinking coffee and eating cakes in the afternoon. German afternoon tea pays attention to comfort and family atmosphere, and prefers traditional cakes such as nut cake and coconut cake.

3. Japanese afternoon tea: Japanese people call afternoon tea "ocha no jikan", which refers to the tradition of enjoying matcha and nuts around 3 pm. The essence of Japanese afternoon tea lies in the production of glutinous rice and the idea of snacks, usually accompanied by green tea or matcha.

No matter what kind of afternoon tea, it is a way to enjoy food and socialize. If you want to explore other nicknames of afternoon tea, you can start with local restaurants, cafes or food culture books, or you can make cakes and snacks yourself to create your own afternoon tea culture experience. In a word, afternoon tea is not only a kind of food, but also a kind of culture and lifestyle, which is worth exploring and inheriting.