Tea bubble is also a birthday gift for the elderly. This custom lasted until the 1940s. In the early 1950s, when the Great Hall of the People in Beijing was completed, the Yulin County People's Government organized a group of skilled craftsmen, carefully produced large-scale exquisite three-dimensional flat tea bubbles and sent them to Beijing for exhibition. Among them, the largest tea bubble exhibited in Guangxi Hall of the Great Hall of the People is 26 cm long and 33 cm thick, featuring Tiananmen Square, dove of peace and couplets.

Because Yulin tea brewing is all manual operation, the production is complex and the process requirements are high, so it is difficult to produce on a large scale. After liberation, due to the development of food industry, there are many kinds of food, good quality and low price, and the status of tea bubble has declined rapidly. In the 1980s, only a few old workers continued to produce in small batches. City Candy & Biscuit Factory inherits the traditional technology, simplifies the working procedure, and replaces manual tanning with mechanical molds. Before the Spring Festival every year, it will produce a batch of "Yulin Tea Bubbles" and put them on the market.