Yesterday, I indulged in a classic English cream tea, featuring a warm scone accompanied by butter, strawberry jam, clotted cream, and a pot of tea. This brings to mind the idiom 'Not for all the tea in China.' Meaning: This phrase signifies that no amount of incentive could persuade someone to do something. Example: 'I wouldn't skydive—not for all the tea in China!' The tradition of cream tea has deep roots in England, with some tracing its origins back to the 11th century at Devon's Tavistock Abbey. Do you have a favorite English idiom or a memorable cream tea experience? Share in the comments below!