Group 1 - Guangzhou is planning to establish regulations for the preservation and inheritance of its unique morning tea culture, which is a significant aspect of Cantonese culture [1] - A survey is being conducted to gather public opinions on various issues related to morning tea, including the controversial "tea seat fee" [1] - Acceptance of the "tea seat fee" varies between local and non-local customers, with a notable difference in practices between Guangzhou and Beijing locations of the same tea brand [1] Group 2 - The core issue surrounding the "tea seat fee" is the consumers' right to know and choose, emphasizing the need for transparency in pricing and service options [2] - Recommendations include clear pricing, detailed menus for tea services, and a variety of options for consumers to enhance their experience [2] - The legislative focus is not solely on whether to charge the "tea seat fee," but rather on improving service quality and consumer experience within the cultural context of morning tea [2]