TaijiPanda Afeng · Hundred Happiness Chinese Tea Gift Box — 17 Premium Teas, Wedding & Celebration Gift Set

The best gift is one that asks the recipient to slow down.

Tea has been China's language of care for five thousand years. Before flowers, before cards, before anything wrapped in ribbon — there was tea. A cup offered with both hands. A moment shared in silence. The understanding that the most generous thing you can give someone is your time, and the invitation to rest.

The TaijiPanda Afeng Hundred Happiness Tea Gift Box carries that tradition into every celebration. Presented in a beautifully crafted Bai Fu (Hundred Happiness) gift box — a symbol of abundant blessings in Chinese culture — each set pairs a premium Chinese tea with a keepsake photo frame, making it a gift that lives on long after the last cup is poured.

✦ Choose Your Tea

Seventeen of China's most celebrated teas, each with its own character, story, and ritual:

• Longjing (Dragon Well) — the emperor's green tea; flat, jade-green leaves with a clean, chestnut sweetness; the taste of West Lake in spring
• Biluochun — "Green Snail Spring"; tightly curled leaves that unfurl like a slow exhale; floral, delicate, irreplaceable
• Maojian Green Tea — needle-fine leaves from misty mountain gardens; fresh, grassy, the purest expression of green
• Da Hong Pao — the king of Wuyi rock oolongs; roasted, mineral, complex; a tea that rewards patience
• Tieguanyin — Iron Goddess of Mercy; orchid fragrance, lingering sweetness; the oolong that converts non-believers
• Duck Shit Fragrance (Ya Shi Xiang) — the name is a joke; the tea is extraordinary; a single-origin Phoenix oolong with a honey-floral depth that surprises everyone
• Jinjunmei — golden eyebrow black tea; the finest Wuyi red; honey, cocoa, and pine smoke in a single cup
• Lapsang Souchong — the world's first black tea; pine-smoked, bold, unforgettable; the tea that inspired Russian Caravan
• Dianhong — Yunnan gold-tip black tea; malty, smooth, with a natural sweetness that needs no sugar
• Jasmine Tea — green tea scented with fresh jasmine blossoms; the fragrance of a summer evening in a teacup
• Osmanthus Longjing — Dragon Well kissed with osmanthus; the sweetness of autumn in every sip
• Osmanthus Black Tea — warm, floral, gently spiced; the perfect evening cup
• Small Silver Needle (Xiao Yin Zhen) — white tea buds, barely processed; the most delicate tea in China; light, sweet, and profoundly calming
• Old White Tea — aged white tea with the depth of time; smooth, earthy, medicinal in the best sense
• Tangerine Peel White Tea — white tea aged inside dried tangerine; citrus brightness meets tea's quiet depth
• Pu'er Loose Tea — fermented, earthy, grounding; the tea that improves with every year it ages
• Pu'er Small Gold Bricks — compressed Pu'er in collectible brick form; a gift that literally appreciates over time

✦ The Hundred Happiness Box

The Bai Fu pattern — one hundred variations of the character for happiness — is one of the most auspicious motifs in Chinese culture. It appears on wedding gifts, New Year decorations, and objects meant to carry blessings across generations. This box is not packaging. It is part of the gift.

Included with every set: a keepsake photo frame, so the memory of the occasion lives alongside the tea.

✦ The Afeng Way

At TaijiPanda, we believe the ritual of tea is one of the oldest forms of sleep preparation. A warm cup an hour before bed. The hands wrapped around the bowl. The breath slowing to match the steam. This is not superstition — it is wisdom, accumulated over five thousand years.

Give this gift. Give someone the permission to rest.

One hundred happinesses. Seventeen teas. Infinite cups of calm.

✦ Details

• Packaging: Hundred Happiness (Bai Fu) gift box + keepsake photo frame
• Tea options: 17 varieties — green, oolong, black, white, jasmine, osmanthus, Pu'er
• Weight: 160g–200g per selection
• Occasions: Weddings, anniversaries, Chinese New Year, corporate gifting, housewarmings, milestone birthdays
• Origin: China (Wuyi Mountain, West Lake, Yunnan, Phoenix Mountain, and more)