China has been up and down for five thousand years, and tea has been rooted in China culture for thousands of years. As early as the Western Zhou Dynasty, tea was a special thing for sacrifice and court. In the Ming and Qing dynasties, tea was favored by the royal nobility as tribute tea, which showed the dignity of tea.

With the changes of history, tea has gradually become a symbol of China culture and a synonym for China.

2. Sending tea is healthy.

Tea, as one of the three major health drinks in the world, has rich health-preserving effects and was originally discovered as a medicine. According to legend, Shennong is poisoned by seventy-two drugs every day, and it is solved by tea. Many ancient books also recorded the medicinal effects of tea. In today's fast-paced working and living society, tea has also become a health care choice for many people.

The concept of "giving gifts to health" has already penetrated into the hearts of China people, and sending tea is health. Gifts are not only about taste, but also about health.

3. Tea is for culture, health and desire.

People in China pay attention to etiquette rather than feelings when giving gifts.

Tea is a collection of the aura of heaven and earth and the essence of everything. Since ancient times, it has carried a heavy affection and is a token of people's courtesy. A simple tea ceremony, full of culture, taste and health, is a tribute to the elders; Send gifts to friends and send blessings; Give support and encouragement.

Tea contains many ideas of China people. Mid-Autumn Festival gifts are related to culture, health and wishes.