With permission from Danny here is the correct Chinese characters he
sent me in email.

1. Nan Nuo ÄÏÅ´
2. Meng Hai Ûº£
3. Ba Da °Í´ï
4. Jing Mai ¾°Âõ
5. Nan Qiao ÄÏá½
6. Meng Song ÛÂËÎ

Notice my list of guesses was 50% correct which is better than 50%
wrong.

Jim

PS: For the woo-woo guy I throw in ÎÞÁ¿É½ Wu Liang Shan for free.

Danny wrote:
> Jim,
>
> didn't you receive my email 2 nites ago on the chinese characcters?
>
>
> "Space Cowboy" > wrote in message
> oups.com...
> Hey Danny,
>
> When you get the chance check my Chinese characters against your
> Pinyin. I'd not sure of the Ba:
>
>1. Nan Nuo ÄÏÅ´
>2. Meng Hai Ûº£
>3. Ba Da °Ë´ó
>4. Jing Mai ¾°Âõ
>5. Nan Qiao(Jian) ÄϽ§
>6. Meng Song ÃÏËÉ
>
> Thanks,
> Jim
>
> samarkand wrote:
> > That is the problem.
> >
> > Many people focus so much on the famous six mountains that produce pu'er
> > they have forgotten that there are many other areas that produced this
> > tea.
> >
> > The Lan Cang river runs through Xishuangbanna; the tea producing region
> > north of the river are the famous six mountains that we know, and often
> > considered as 'traditional' pu'er producing regions.
> >
> > However, south of the river has also 6 famous tea mountains, and these are
> > mostly where the oldest and possibly the cradle of tea plants are.
> >
> > They a
> >
> > 1. Nan Nuo
> > 2. Meng Hai
> > 3. Ba Da
> > 4. Jing Mai
> > 5. Nan Qiao
> > 6. Meng Song
> >
> > These are the famous tea mountains of the south, but there are others,
> > such
> > as Ai Lao Shan, Wu Liang Shan, Da Xue Shan, etc etc etc, the list goes on.
> >
> > Danny