West Lake Longjing Green Tea
Toasted Bean · Orchid · Savory
Fresh, delicate, and often associated with toasted-bean and subtle floral notes.
YUNSHO TEA ORIGINS · CREATOR BRAND KIT
Discover Chinese Tea Through Flavor,
Ritual & Everyday Life
THE GONGFU WAY.
THE MINDFUL PAUSE.
A guide for creators sharing Chinese loose-leaf tea, thoughtful rituals, and honest tasting experiences.

Tea can be an exploration of flavor, a moment to slow down, or a simple way to connect with others.
Yunsho Tea Origins is a Chinese tea brand sharing thoughtfully selected loose-leaf teas and artisan teaware with tea lovers around the world.
We celebrate the character of the leaf, the craft behind its making, and the pleasure of preparing and sharing a cup. From fresh green teas and fragrant oolongs to rich black teas and aged teas, each offers something different to discover.
Inspired by the Chinese Gongfu tea tradition, we make this experience approachable for modern life. You don’t need to be a tea expert or master a complicated ritual. Just bring your curiosity and enjoy the moment.
“The Gongfu Way. The Mindful Pause.”


Nine teas. Five tea types. Many ways to find your favorite.
The 9 Origins Tea Sampler is an approachable introduction to Chinese loose-leaf tea. It brings together nine individually wrapped teas across five tea types, making it easy to compare flavors without committing to a single style.
Try them side by side. Notice the aroma of the dry leaves, the color of each infusion, the texture on your palate, and how the flavor changes over repeated steeps. Your own experience is the best place to start.

51.3 g total · 9 individually wrapped tea pouches · Origin: China
Use these as starting points—not as tasting instructions. Share what you personally notice.
Toasted Bean · Orchid · Savory
Fresh, delicate, and often associated with toasted-bean and subtle floral notes.
Delicate · Soft · Subtle
A gentle white tea to explore slowly. Describe its aroma, texture, and finish in your own words.
Orchid · Honey · Ripe Peach
An expressive oolong known for distinctive floral fragrance and honeyed, ripe-fruit notes.
Roasted · Layered · Full
Explore the depth of a Wuyi oolong and the way its aromas evolve through repeated infusions.
Wildflowers · Ripe Fruit · Honey
Aromatic and rounded, with flavor notes that can evoke wildflowers, fruit, and honey.
Wildflowers · Ripe Plum · Sweet Finish
Notice how aroma, texture, and finish develop across multiple infusions.
Floral · Creamy · Sweet
Soft florals, a creamy mouthfeel, and a gentle sweetness that lingers after each sip.
Aromatic · Smooth · Sweet
Enjoy the aromatic, smooth character of this distinctive Wuyi black tea.
Aged Wood · Dried Dates · Mellow
Deep, mellow and woody, with soft notes reminiscent of dried dates.
Flavor notes reflect natural sensory impressions, not added ingredients. Individual experiences vary.
Orchid, honey, ripe fruit, or nutty notes — none of them are added. They develop naturally through the tea plant, its terroir, and traditional craftsmanship.

Tasting notes describe the natural sensory experience of the tea; they are not added ingredients. Individual perceptions vary.
Creators may choose one of the following options to accompany their tea experience.
For a hands-on Chinese tea experience. This beginner-friendly set includes a porcelain gaiwan, two porcelain tea cups, a glass fairness pitcher, and a Yunsho carrying case. It is ideal for creators who want to explore traditional Gongfu brewing and capture the details of the process.

A simple, intuitive way to enjoy loose-leaf tea. Its transparent body lets you watch the leaves open and observe the liquor as it develops. It is ideal for everyday tea moments and visually engaging brewing content.

Make it feel like a moment, not an advertisement.
Show the packaging, sampler, teaware, and small details. Capture your first look, the dry leaves, and your honest first impression.
Possible opening: “Let’s discover what’s inside this Chinese tea sampler.”
Capture the simple movements of tea preparation: adding leaves, pouring water, serving the tea, and watching the leaves open. Keep it natural rather than overly staged.
Possible opening: “A few quiet minutes, just for tea.”
Share what you actually notice: aroma, texture, first sip, finish, or changes across infusions. There is no required reaction and no correct answer.
Possible opening: “I didn’t expect this tea to have such a distinctive aroma.”

These are creative prompts, not required scripts. Feel free to adapt them to your own voice and style.
The most compelling content helps viewers imagine the experience for themselves.
Compare two teas from the sampler. Show differences in dry leaves, aroma, liquor color, texture, and finish. Focus on what surprised you.
Possible opening: “I didn’t realize tea could taste so different.”
Bring tea into your real routine: a quiet morning, reading break, desk moment, garden, patio, or gathering with friends.
Possible opening: “My new favorite way to slow down for a few minutes.”
Explore the feel and design of your chosen teaware. Show it in use, rather than only as a static product display.
Possible opening: “Making a little space for tea in my day.”

A comfortable home, a minimal kitchen, a garden, or another visually appealing location can all work beautifully.
Create an atmosphere people want to step into.
Choose a place where you genuinely enjoy spending time: a cozy living room, reading nook, kitchen table, a quiet morning by a window, a garden, patio, or thoughtfully styled workspace.
Natural light, wood, linen, greenery, and simple ceramics can help create a calm atmosphere. Use what you already have; you don’t need a special set or expensive equipment.
Describe what you personally notice. You might find floral, fruity, honeyed, nutty, roasted, or woody notes—or something you find difficult to describe. You do not need to repeat every tasting note from the product page.
Natural sounds—pouring water, setting down a cup, opening the gaiwan, or handling tea leaves—can add intimacy. Voice-over, on-camera speaking, subtitles, music, and quiet ambient sound are all welcome.
We value thoughtful, authentic storytelling over rigid adherence to a template.

Use these as helpful starting points, not strict requirements.
Start with an interesting visual, question, or genuine first impression.
Show the product, your chosen teaware, and the process of brewing or tasting.
Share one specific flavor, aroma, or moment that stood out to you.
Introduce Yunsho Tea Origins naturally and invite viewers to explore Chinese loose-leaf tea.
Suggested closing: “Discover your next favorite tea with Yunsho Tea Origins.”
We want honest sensory storytelling, without exaggerated or unsupported claims.
Our loose-leaf teas are presented for their natural character, without added artificial flavorings. Tasting notes describe sensory impressions, not ingredients added to create those flavors.
When in doubt, describe what you personally experienced rather than making a general claim about every tea.

Keep it genuine. Keep it transparent.
If you receive complimentary tea or teaware, payment, commission, or another material benefit, clearly disclose the relationship in accordance with applicable platform rules and advertising requirements.
Please use your own opinions and describe your actual experience. You are not expected to make a positive claim you do not genuinely believe.
Please agree with Yunsho Tea Origins in advance on whether your content may be reposted organically, used on our website, or included in paid advertising. Any paid usage, editing rights, duration, and additional licensing arrangements should be confirmed separately.
If filming includes other identifiable people, please obtain their permission before publishing their image or likeness.

For specific campaign deliverables, please confirm the agreed format, platform, timeline, and usage permissions with our team.
Explore the official product pages and learning resources.
Nine individually wrapped teas across five tea types.
A beginner-friendly gaiwan set with cups, fairness pitcher, and carrying case.
A transparent, approachable brewing vessel for observing leaves and tea liquor.
Explore the current tea range by type and origin.
Explore gaiwans, teapots, cups, pitchers, and artisan pieces.
Learn about the brewing method and repeated infusions.
Meet the brand and explore its philosophy.
Whether you choose the Gongfu Tea Starter Set or the Glass Gongfu Teapot, we hope this is an opportunity to discover new flavors, enjoy a thoughtful moment, and share a little of the world of Chinese tea with your audience.
The Gongfu Way. The Mindful Pause.