“My tea is good, how about yours?”
Which is correct:

1. 我的茶好，你的呢？
2. 我的茶好，你呢？

Or is none correct?

Question

“My tea is good, how about yours?”
Which is correct:

1. 我的茶好，你的呢？
2. 我的茶好，你呢？

Or is none correct?

Answer

These sentences sound strange. Because it's impolite and a little bit arrogant to say that my stuff is good and to ask whether others stuff is good. If you did so, other people would feel that you are deliberatly suspecting their things isn't good. Additionally, in Chinese language, "好" has two meanings, "finish" and "good", so "茶好（了）"  have the meaning that my tea is brewed.