I know the PinYin and characters for just about every Chinese related
tea term I've every encountered over the last thirty years. I just
plug along as I go. Sorry I've never been too your site. Does it use
Unicode characters? A graphics display like the Zhongwen site doesn't
do much good.

Jim

Lewis Perin wrote:
> The results are...interesting. Seriously, if you spend lots of time
> at it, and keep searching when you run into something you don't
> understand, you can learn a lot. That's one of the main ways I find
> things to add to the Babelcarp database. But if you don't install
> Chinese fonts on your computer, you've got one hand tied behind your
> back when it comes to searching Chinese sites: I find it important to
> combine translations, however sketchy, with the Chinese characters.
>
> /Lew
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