Falling in love with Tea, you will find that you start to disdain other beverages.

Tea leaves are the only additive-free, green, natural drink,

Natural, pure, and healthy,

Brew a Cup, and watch as steam swirls around, lingering!

Falling in love with tea,

You will discover that nothing else quenches your thirst as well in spring, summer, autumn, and winter,

You always feel that among countless drinks,

None can offer the authentic taste of nature like tea,

I choose this one cup of tea from the vast ocean!

Falling in love with tea,

You will find yourself obsessed with all tea-related products and household items,

Never tiring of buying them!

But what you enjoy is the world at large,

The calmness and tranquility of the countryside!

Falling in love with tea,

You will discover that you no longer visit bustling places when traveling,

Instead, you go to serene spots,

Places rich in history and culture,

The most original, the most relaxing!

What used to be complex and exhausting becomes natural, dewy, sunny, and pastoral.

Falling in love with tea,

You will find that even the drawbacks of loving tea become unique.

Too Slow

Life is too slow and beautiful

In an era where speed and data are emphasized, life must be fast, fast, fast. Even if you're exhausted, you need to keep moving forward as quickly as possible. But those who love tea always slow themselves down, enjoying life. They discover the beauty of life by taking time to pause and reflect.

Too Artistic

One's demeanor becomes too artistic and elegant

Those who love tea have a clear mind, and their actions and words are like spring flowers blooming or mountain streams singing. Their every move exudes an artistic and elegant aura.

Too Sentimental

Too emotional and sentimental

Those who love tea don't fuss over trivial gains and losses. They focus on making friends and finding kindred spirits as the main melody of their lives. Their occasional displays of compassion make others think they are too emotional and sentimental.

Too Otherworldly

Too fond of nature

They are too fond of nature. Those who love tea dislike the destruction that the industrial age has brought to the environment. They believe that the artificial isolation of the glamorous world will lead to greater loss. Therefore, people who love tea always prefer to be close to nature, enjoying the gifts it bestows.

Too Long-Lived

Too healthy and long-lived

Those who love tea tend to have a peaceful mindset. Tea not only brings health; they believe that a peaceful state of mind and a lack of excessive desires contribute to a longer life.

Too Self-Centered

Too keen on finding oneself

Those who love tea don't like to follow trends. They believe that finding their unique self is an irreplaceable personality trait. They are too eager to find themselves, seeking the essence of their own life and the truth of their existence.

Falling in love with tea, you will find that there is a way of life called tea! When you make an appointment with tea, time is the best measure, and you will receive the best rewards there.