does someone know the difference between these 2:
huang shan mao feng
huang shan yun feng

thank you,
SN.

On Mar 25, 2:34 pm, "SN" > wrote:
> does someone know the difference between these 2:
> huang shan mao feng
> huang shan yun feng
>
> thank you,
> SN.

In Chinese HSMF means literally Yellow Mountain Hair <Feng sorta means
summit..the top of the mountain). This is the typical tea from Huang
Shan.

HSYF: I am not sure which Yun you are talking about but it's probably
the character that means cloud. More than likely a variant of the Mao
Feng also sold around Anhui; more folks trying to establish a brand,
maybe.

On 3ÔÂ25ÈÕ, ÏÂÎç2ʱ34·Ö, "SN" > wrote:
> does someone know the difference between these 2:
> huang shan mao feng
> huang shan yun feng
>
> thank you,
> SN.

I don't think there's any tea called Huan shan YUN feng, though huan
shan mao feng is quite famous.

There are some brand named as YUN JIAN, which in Chinese means the
peak of cloud. Also Mao JIAN. Jian in Chinese means sharp or top of
something...

e.g. :Xin Yang Mao Jian, Guiling Mao jian; Dong Zhi yun jian...ect.

thank you,

yeah i guess this local store is branding their teas (wing hop fung)
i asked for mao feng
and i got this,

thanks yigocheng,
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