年份：約1930年代左右 工序：生茶 茶廠：雲南可以興茶莊 倉儲：自然倉 數量：一塊 總重量：約365g
In the 1930s, Ke Yi Xing created the 375g (10 taels) bricks to facilitate transportation, the number "ten" representing wishes for unity, harmony and happiness. These 375g tea bricks are unique in Pu-er tea history, differing from the more common 250g bricks that emerged later. Made from thick and coarse spring harvest leaves, these bricks are often referred to as the "King of Tea Bricks." A red inner ticket is visible, though the text has faded over time and is no longer clearly legible. The brew offers a smooth taste with a chestnut aroma and lingering sweetness, making it highly collectible and valuable.