Chinese New Year gifting isn’t about making a choice
It’s about avoiding the wrong one.
When visiting family, clients, or elders during Chinese New Year,
the real risk is not spending too little —
it’s choosing something that feels inappropriate, careless, or awkward.
This is one of those situations where
you shouldn’t need to decide at all.
MOST people don’t actually know the recipient’s tea preference.
And comparing gift sets usually increases uncertainty, not confidence.
That’s why at OVP,
we don’t ask you to choose for Chinese New Year gifting.
Instead,
we apply a default gifting standard designed to minimise risk
and avoid socially awkward outcomes.
OVP Safe Choice™
Chinese New Year Gifting Standard
This is the default option we use for Chinese New Year gifting when:
*You’re unsure of the recipient’s taste
*You want something proper, neutral, and widely acceptable
*You don’t want to spend time researching or comparing
*You want to avoid making a questionable choice
This is not a “best seller” or a personal recommendation.
It is simply the standard solution we apply in this situation.
YOU don’t need to understand tea.
You don’t need to compare gift sets.
And you don’t need to second-guess your decision later.
If you’re unsure, this is the option we use by default.
👉 Proceed with the Standard Option
👉 Use the Default Safe Choice
(No comparison required. No further decision needed.)
Only if you have a very specific requirement
(e.g. strong personal preference, dietary restrictions, or a special request),
you may request a custom arrangement via WhatsApp.
Otherwise, the standard option applies.
If anyone asks why you chose this
“This is OVP’s standard Chinese New Year gifting option,
designed to avoid inappropriate choices.”
No personal justification required.
This is not about finding the perfect gift.
It’s about using a solution that has already been defined to be safe.
Once applied,
there’s nothing left to reconsider.
Chinese New Year delivery slots are limited.
Orders are processed on a first-come basis.
Please order early to avoid scheduling constraints.