Liyang: The pinnacle of Chinese afternoon tea aesthetics.

🍃 Yuzhi·Chafang Shanyu Hidden among tea gardens, surrounded by three mountains and one river, the modern building with white walls and gray tiles is cleverly integrated with garden elements, offering a different view with every step. Afternoon tea is CNY 98 per person, including a pot of tea, a dessert, and a fruit. The dessert is a piece of Sam's cake, and there are several tea options. In addition to afternoon tea, it is also a delicate private restaurant and an open tea factory, with a mountain kitchen next to it. Another Chinese teahouse I like is Mengjie·Chaji (pictures 13-14) in Guilin Village, a secret tea place recommended to the world by Hua Chunying. Here, you can enjoy the elegant environment and experience the tea ceremony with children, using tea paste as ink to paint on the whipped tea soup. Yuzhi VS Mengjie Yuzhi: Large space, better privacy, suitable for small gatherings with girlfriends and friends, but children may not be able to stay for long. Mengjie: Flexible consumption, more tea and snack options, tea ceremony and tea fruit experience, strong participation, suitable for children, beautiful village scenery, and a large lawn for running.