Help with Chinese character
Everyone agrees my character is upside down :-). This is how I
satisfied myself it is. Three characters meaning Big Leaf Tea were
written on the flat side of the rectangular sheng box. I imagine the
box was flipped on one edge for the rightside up 'sheng' character on
the other edge which I mistakenly showed upsidedown. I dont know I
think the sheng itself got more expensive or taste better because of
this discussion. I learned some stuff about Chinese handwriting. I
want to thank everyone for their efforts. This is the best group
about tea on the net.
Jim
PS At the PPP everybody was talking about this and that blog. I said
I belonged to RFDT on USENET. Only one person had even heard of
USENET.
On Jan 30, 6:29 am, Kevo > wrote:
> But back to the character.
> Ultimately though, Jim has to decide the character for himself.
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