The beauty of white tea makes you fall for it without even realizing it.

Gu Long, who drank alcohol his whole life, said: "As long as tea is hot, it is like a young woman - you will never dislike it."

Tea is like a woman: easy to get close to, yet hard to understand. Going one step further, those who truly understand white tea are no longer moved by shallow preferences; what they fall for can only be something that deeply attracts them. What can be seen through at a glance, no matter how beautiful, is no more than a passing cloud; but when you encounter something like white tea, which changes with the years yet remains bottomless, once you like it, it is very hard to let go.

Just as white tea's simplest craft - no pan-firing, no rolling, natural withering - reveals the tea maker's unhurried calm: just a little simplicity, drawing closer step by step, until the moment the white tea is finally made, then letting go with ease, leaving more changes to time, letting it moor the flying boat in the long river of years.

Once made into tea, white tea is already beautiful enough, yet some people still go one step further for the sake of better, for the sake of you who drink tea.

All deep affection fears the passage of time, thinning until it can no longer be remembered; the further white tea's time goes, the more mellow it becomes. And Sun Platinum aged white tea stored for three years spares you the long wait, turning every present moment into the best time to experience and savor.

Whenever you think of it, one piece per brew Sun Platinum aged white tea needs only a boiling pot within reach, a simple teacup, a small tea brick, and a simple boil-and-drink to release the taste of time sealed in the tea soup, and in return you get lasting ease of body and mind.