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26-03-2007, 04:25 PM
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I am a Chinese tea addict; and I am a Chinese
Hello everybody,
I found this group randomly, and it looks quite interesting and the discussion here is quite active. Because the language is in English, so I don't think there are a lot of Chinese come here to share Chinese tea. Well, I love green tea; Mao feng is my favorate, which is also because I come from the area close to Huang shan( Yellow mountain), there are a lot of different kinds of green teas. Yun jian also tastes good, but it's too fresh; actually the best tea is not the spring tea, it comes in Autumn, because the tea is OLD in nutrition but NOT OLD in leaves. If anyone who is also a tea lover, just feel free to share and communicate; I would love to share with people who love teas. Cheers, 
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27-03-2007, 12:24 AM
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I am a Chinese tea addict; and I am a Chinese
Because the language is in English,
so I don't think there are a lot of Chinese come here to share Chinese tea. It depends on your definition of "Chinese". Phyll On Mar 26, 7:25 am, " wrote: Hello everybody, I found this group randomly, and it looks quite interesting and the discussion here is quite active. Because the language is in English, so I don't think there are a lot of Chinese come here to share Chinese tea. Well, I love green tea; Mao feng is my favorate, which is also because I come from the area close to Huang shan( Yellow mountain), there are a lot of different kinds of green teas. Yun jian also tastes good, but it's too fresh; actually the best tea is not the spring tea, it comes in Autumn, because the tea is OLD in nutrition but NOT OLD in leaves. If anyone who is also a tea lover, just feel free to share and communicate; I would love to share with people who love teas. Cheers,
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27-03-2007, 12:27 AM
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I am a Chinese tea addict; and I am a Chinese
On Mar 26, 7:25 am, " wrote:
Hello everybody, I found this group randomly, and it looks quite interesting and the discussion here is quite active. Because the language is in English, so I don't think there are a lot of Chinese come here to share Chinese tea. Well, I love green tea; Mao feng is my favorate, which is also because I come from the area close to Huang shan( Yellow mountain), there are a lot of different kinds of green teas. Yun jian also tastes good, but it's too fresh; actually the best tea is not the spring tea, it comes in Autumn, because the tea is OLD in nutrition but NOT OLD in leaves. If anyone who is also a tea lover, just feel free to share and communicate; I would love to share with people who love teas. Cheers, Welcome! It's always nice to hear experiences of tea in China. Shen
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