6 Chinese Tea Color Terms You Should Know
Bai Cha. Red Tea. Wulong. Do you know your Chinese tea color terms? Here are some basics to help you understand more about the type of tea that you're drinking.
Read MoreBai Cha. Red Tea. Wulong. Do you know your Chinese tea color terms? Here are some basics to help you understand more about the type of tea that you're drinking.
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