Today is May Day, a festival for everyone.
No matter your occupation, gender, age, or background, it is the combined efforts of all that have created a prosperous and civilized modern society.
Gorky said that labor is the source of all joy and goodness in the world.
The flowers of our dreams can only bloom splendidly when watered by labor; any form of hard work undertaken by workers deserves recognition and Respect.
In many familiar and unfamiliar corners, there are countless figures engaged in diligent work. They shoulder their responsibilities, honor their duties with sweat, repay society with conscience, and adorn the world with their efforts.
They have different names and hold various positions. They are teachers, doctors, police officers, sanitation workers… They are conscientious and dedicated, and every effort they make deserves respect and recognition.
A salute to all workers – you've worked hard, and happy holidays!
As May Day arrives, the air fills with the fragrance of Tea. The spring light is warm, and all things flourish.
Set aside the busyness, enjoy a moment of tranquility, choose a quiet place, brew a pot of fine tea, and savor its sweetness and freshness.
Let a good cup of tea accompany you through a beautiful holiday. Amidst the fragrant steam, we can temporarily forget the world's clamor, returning to inner peace and harmony.
A beautiful scene deserves a pot of good tea.
A journey may be a luxury for many – lacking sufficient funds, unwilling to wander, avoiding crowds, and high prices.
But the essence of travel doesn't necessarily lie in distant lands.
This May Day, why not steep a cup of Fuliang tea, accompanied by a breeze, amidst plants and trees, sharing a Drink with mountains and rivers, allowing all the wonders encountered on life's journey to be present in both eyes and tea.
When you truly learn to understand this world, filled with curiosity and a sense of novelty; when you start to relax and face your own heart, wherever you are, you're traveling.
A cup of tea, from boiling water to brewing and then slowly tasting, settles both the tea leaves and one's own heart. When you lift the Teacup, the reflection in the tea is you, and what you taste is yourself.
May every enthusiast of life find their own piece of beauty during the May Day holiday.
Let us take tea as a medium, savor its aroma, and embrace the poetry and distance in life, allowing body and mind to relax and be nourished in the rhythm of tea.