When choosing a good tea that suits you, pay attention to the following points.
Select tea based on personal preference. The younger the tea leaves, the better, but the younger they are, the milder the flavor. When choosing tea, follow your own taste; if you prefer a light and fresh taste, you can choose Anji white tea; if you prefer a rich taste, you can choose Maojian or Maofeng that has been processed through rolling. Academician Chen doesn't like tea that is too light, so when buying, he basically avoids tea with one bud and one leaf, and often chooses tea with one bud and two leaves or one bud and three leaves.
Tea bags are not necessarily of poor quality. You often see tea bags in hotels, which are convenient to brew and worry-free about leaves getting into your mouth when drinking. This type of tea is not necessarily of low quality. Abroad, high-quality tea is often sold in tea bags; this is just for convenience and cannot be used as an indicator of tea quality.
Don't be misled by fancy packaging. Some tea with exquisite packaging is expensive, but its quality is not necessarily good. Therefore, a high price is not a measure of tea quality; the packaging only needs to be fundamentally moisture-proof and damp-proof.
Give priority to well-known brands. The quality of tea from major brands is more guaranteed. For the same brand of tea, try to choose spring tea or young tea, and you can also choose tea from the later part of the spring season.