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Tea (rec.drink.tea) Discussion relating to tea, the world's second most consumed beverage (after water), made by infusing or boiling the leaves of the tea plant (C. sinensis or close relatives) in water. |
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Has anyone heard of this tea? It's a Taiwan oo-long given to my mom by a
Taiwanese. It got second place at the 91st tea convention (says on the tin) I think the name is Taiwanese pronunciation... if anyone can read Chinese here, it's "?????" The leaves are in a pearl shape and doesn't have a very strong smell. Katie |
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ill... didn't know the Chinese won't show... sorry
> I think the name is Taiwanese pronunciation... if anyone can read Chinese > here, it's "?????" Katie |
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Can you post the pinyin equivilant in Mandarian? I know 'ching' as
being like a blue/green color....as for the rest of it, I can't recognize the other words. At least can you put it in Cantonese? |
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Sorg=Song (Pine)
Bor=Bai(Cypress) Charng=Chang Ching=Qing "Chang Qing" (literally, evergreen) It is said that the name was given by the late Taiwanese president Chiang Ching-Kuo. "Mydnight" > ¼¶¼g©ó¶l¥ó oups.com... > Can you post the pinyin equivilant in Mandarian? I know 'ching' as > being like a blue/green color....as for the rest of it, I can't > recognize the other words. At least can you put it in Cantonese? > |
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Yes, thank you. I've tried some today. I didn't use a pot to make the tea,
but put a little bit of leaves in a steeper. I'm not very used to the taste, maybe next time I should try to put in more tea leaves... Katie "·MªÌ" > wrote in message ... > Sorg=Song (Pine) > Bor=Bai(Cypress) > Charng=Chang > Ching=Qing > "Chang Qing" (literally, evergreen) > > It is said that the name was given by the late Taiwanese president Chiang > Ching-Kuo. > > "Mydnight" > ¼¶¼g©ó¶l¥ó > oups.com... > > Can you post the pinyin equivilant in Mandarian? I know 'ching' as > > being like a blue/green color....as for the rest of it, I can't > > recognize the other words. At least can you put it in Cantonese? > > > > |
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