Tea Gift / Have no idea what I got/ please help identify

[benwahl]

My father in-law found out I was getting into teas and gave me a gift of a gift he was given on a business trip to China. It looks like a green tea but everything is in Chinese so I'm not sure if it's a green or a olong. Please help me identifie the tea if you can. There is some letters on the indaviial foil bags - ZHI CHA SHI JIA If that helps and here are a couple of pictures. Thanks and enjoy the tea. Sorry for the sideways pictures- let me know if you need better shots of the tea.

 

[benwahl]

My wife thinks it taste like Jasmine tea. I did a 60 sec. infusion and it seemed very light and week- very mellow

 

[benwahl]

It may be a jasmine tea. The brew is very light, very mild flavor but defiantly floral. The leaves open up after 2 infusions, are small and seem to be whole leaves with very few pieces or dust.

 

[nff]

is there white bits in the tea? cuz if so then yea its a jasmin because the white petals are jasimin petals.

 

[Jim]

Bablecarp to the rescue- http://babelcarp.org/babelcarp/babelcarp.cgi?phrase=ZHI+CHA+SHI+JIA

 

[benwahl]

Bablecarp to the rescue- http://babelcarp.org/babelcarp/babelcarp.cgi?phrase=ZHI+CHA+SHI+JIA

It's very cool but I'm getting Tea Master Tea- does that mean something I'm missing? I'm going to look for white bits- the tea is very good and very mild.