In the 5,000-year history of Bai people, tea culture, as a symbol of oriental civilization, is deeply rooted in the traditional teaching in China. The seven things to open the door are "rice, oil, salt, sauce, vinegar and tea", and the literati include: piano, chess, painting, poetry, wine and tea. China people are very familiar with tea, almost to the point where there is no tea! People like tea from emperors, generals, ministers, literati and calligraphers to porters and bamboo merchants. Therefore, sending tea on holidays is more about culture and taste.
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Pay attention to the environment when giving gifts. The school is where teachers teach students, but they go directly to the classroom to give gifts to teachers. This will delay the children's class and be bad for the teachers. Third, if the school leaders see it, what is it? After all, many schools don't allow teachers to accept gifts.
So when giving gifts, we must pay attention to the gift-giving environment. It's best to go directly to the teacher's house, so that you can talk to the teacher's children and thank the teacher for his efforts and hard work in person, which is not easy to be seen.