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15-01-2004, 05:17 AM
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help reading chinese
hi folks
i have some chinese writing i'd like to have translated, some is writing painted on my gaiwan, another is a box of tea i got in san francisco, and finally i have some identification on a couple yixing pots of mine. is anyone interested in telling me what these mean? i can try to take some clear pictures and post them to a binaries group or just email them to a volunteer thanks, -ben 
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15-01-2004, 11:27 AM
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help reading chinese
"Ben Snyder" wrote in message .net...
hi folks i have some chinese writing i'd like to have translated, some is writing painted on my gaiwan, another is a box of tea i got in san francisco, and finally i have some identification on a couple yixing pots of mine. is anyone interested in telling me what these mean? i can try to take some clear pictures and post them to a binaries group or just email them to a volunteer thanks, -ben Send them to my e-mail ben..
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