Tea Is the National Drink

West Lake, this city full of poetry, has a wealth of natural scenery and profound cultural heritage. Here, you can see ten scenic spots such as Su Causeway in Spring Dawn, Leifeng Pavilion at Dusk, and Three Pools Mirroring the Moon, each with its unique charm.



Su Causeway in Spring Dawn is one of the landmark attractions of West Lake. In spring, the new green is like the sea, with willow trees swaying. People drink tea and appreciate the scenery here, enjoying the breath of spring. The tea leaves in the goblet are like the new willow leaves, verdant and drizzling, complementing the scenery of Su Causeway in Spring Dawn.



Leifeng Pavilion at Dusk is another major attraction of West Lake. As the sun sets, golden light spills over the Leifeng Pagoda, forming a beautiful scene. The tea leaves in the goblet are like the afterglow of the sunset, golden and warm, giving people a sense of tranquility.



Three Pools Mirroring the Moon is another beautiful sight on West Lake. The three small islands in the lake seem like three moons printed on the surface of the lake, which are beautiful and mysterious. The tea leaves in the goblet are like the moonlight, quiet and profound, giving people endless reverie.



Designing to incorporate the ten scenic spots of West Lake into a goblet is a creative work. It not only depicts the scenery of the ten scenic spots but also reflects the combination of tea and Hangzhou's culture. This is not only an artistic creation but also a tribute and praise to Hangzhou's culture.