Influenced by the concept of balance between yin and yang in China's ancient dialectical philosophy classic Yijing, the overall design of burning tea adopts a large area of black/white background, with simple temperament and elegant atmosphere.
The label of the tea-burning bottle consists of the word "Shao" and the taste pattern. As a visual symbol, the golden "burning" on the bottle left a deep impression on consumers. Burning tea series not only prompts the taste through exquisite pictures, but also allows consumers to quickly distinguish through the change of the background color of the bottle.
Basic information:
Burning tea, the first tea introduced by Yuan Zhong Forest, uses fruit juice and sugar substitute additives to adjust the taste of the product, which not only maintains the sweetness similar to sugary tea in taste, but also is a sugar-free tea product without adding extra sugar. The launch of burning tea not only enriches the choice of sugary tea, but also cuts into the sugar-free tea market. At the same time, dietary fiber is added to burning tea, which further improves its positioning of healthy fat burning.
On the one hand, burning refers to burning and igniting on the surface, which can be associated with burning fat; On the other hand, it symbolizes the spirit of being positive and struggling. China's calligraphy is used to express tension, and gold is used to highlight charm on a black and white background.