Can jasmine tea brand tea leaves help with refreshing the mind and eyes?

　　Jasmine flowers are very famous in China. This is primarily due to the immensely popular song "Jasmine Flower," and secondly, to the widely known jasmine tea.

　　Original Jasmine Tea Brand The tea leaves were displayed at a tea counter in a shopping mall. Jasmine tea was being promoted as a featured product. A full bin of tea was interspersed with small white flowers. The appearance wasn't striking, but as you passed by, a faint, refreshing fragrance would catch your attention.

　　The strong floral scent led me to buy some jasmine tea to savor. The first time I drank jasmine tea, I was captivated by its unique flavor—a subtle fragrance blended into the slightly astringent tea, leaving a lingering aftertaste. Drinking tea is also about fate, among the many types of tea.

　　Often immersed in the fragrance of poetry, I always enjoy a cup of fragrant tea, this jasmine tea. It's a very durable tea. One infusion, two infusions, three infusions, four infusions... before I knew it, an afternoon was spent immersed in books and the fragrance of tea, seemingly without needing to change the leaves.

　　Jasmine tea is a favorite tea type for many people in Northeast China. When I was a child, my parents' workplace often distributed jasmine tea as part of employee welfare. Because jasmine tea is made by drying tea leaves with jasmine flowers, the price of jasmine tea is determined by the grade of the tea and the number of times it's been dried with jasmine flowers.