Rolling: The withered tea leaves are wrapped in cloth and rolled to squeeze out moisture and shape the tea leaves. The cloth is tightened progressively to expel more moisture, and the leaves are left to rest, enhancing sweetness and shaping the tea. After about an hour, the cloth can be opened. If the leaves have been adequately bitten by the leafhoppers, the white tips, known as “Bai Hao,” will be visible and very attractive.