
LUCKY SAYINGS FOR CHINESE NEW YEAR: WHAT TO SAY AND WHY
Want to get lucky? “吉言带来吉祥” — Auspicious words bring auspicious blessings during Chinese New Year! Say, Gong Hey Fat Choy!
“TEA: The Drink That Changed The World” is a captivating documentary that takes viewers on an extraordinary journey through the rich history and cultural significance of tea. Filmed in China’s secluded Wuyi Mountains—the birthplace of Oolong and Black teas—the film offers unprecedented access to ancient tea-making traditions and the serene landscapes where these practices originated. By delving into the art of tea cultivation and the spiritual dedication of generational tea masters, the documentary unveils how this humble beverage has profoundly influenced societies across continents.
Through exclusive interviews with historians and experts, viewers gain insight into tea’s role in shaping economies, cultures, and even political landscapes.
From beautifully restored historical images to stunning photographs taken on location, this image gallery showcases our filmmaking journey for the 90-minute documentary TEA: The Drink That Changed The World.




















The Tea Documentary explores the rich and complex history of tea, tracing its origins, cultural significance, and global journey through time. You'll venture behind the forbidden tea region and discover the most audacious tea heist, never-before-told until now.
The Tea Documentary delves into the art of tea by showcasing traditional Chinese tea-making processes, emphasizing the moral cultivation of tea masters and the intricate steps involved in crafting quality tea. The cultivation of the Tea Spirit -- "Good People Make Good Tea."
This Tea documentary tells the story of the traditional six types of tea—White, Yellow, Green, Oolong, Black, and Dark (Pu-erh), focusing on the origin of Oolong and Lapsang Souchong Black Tea from the forbidden region of Wuyi Mountains. Viewers discover the historical impact of Wuyi Tea from China to the world.
From beautifully restored historical images to pristine photographs taken on location, this photo gallery showcases our filmmaking journey for the 90-minute feature-length documentary TEA: The Drink That Changed The World.










Because tea is a cup of humanity. Tea is the world’s most popular drink after water. And yet, her thrilling history has never been told entirely and accurately.
Until now.
TEA: THE DRINK THAT CHANGE THE WORLD tells the incredible story of how this humble beverage impacted arts, cultures, and history around the world. Unearth riveting mysteries behind your cup of tea. Do you ever wonder when tea was invented? Who discovered tea? What brought about Afternoon tea? How tea spread beyond China and around the world? How is tea processed? And why did the Boston Tea Party happen?
This tea movie will help you discover how this drink has influenced politics, culture, and society around the world.

Want to get lucky? “吉言带来吉祥” — Auspicious words bring auspicious blessings during Chinese New Year! Say, Gong Hey Fat Choy!

2026 is the Year of the Fire Horse in the Chinese lunar calendar. It embodies the spirit of the Dragon Horse Spirit. This lucky phrase”马到功成” — Success upon the arrival of the Horse!” is one of the lucky saying specifically tailored to this magnificent Zodiac animal.

“民以食为天” — Food is heaven for the people. — Chinese Proverb. Discover what lucky foods to eat and why during Chinese New Year