Warning. I'm wearing my pimp hat askew. I recently received a
shipment of Xiaguan 5x100g 'horseback tuocha' from Gordon at Dragon Tea
House on Ebay. It has scenes printed on the unique cylindrical
cardboard drawstring wrapper of horses with backpacks,courtyard stacked
with tuos,mysterious pyramid symbol. I resolved the horseback and tea
characters stamped all over the packaging. Try as I might I could not
determine what should have been the tuo character commonly used.
Gordon sent me the tuo character which means carry on back or piggyback
which isn't on Zhongwen or in my printed dictionary but on Unihan.
Damn confusing PinYin. These are the characters for horseback tuo:
http://i5.tinypic.com/20koldy.jpg

Jim