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 1 1|            been derided as ignorance, Chinese sobriety as stupidity, Japanese
 2 1|           records the deposition of a Chinese minister of finance in 1285
 3 1|              cauldron and rebuilt the Chinese sky. But it is told that
 4 2|              from very early times to Chinese botany and medicine. It
 5 2|          learned to take tea from the Chinese caravansaries, points to
 6 2|               the tutelary god of the Chinese tea merchants. ~The "Chaking"
 7 2|               the influence of tea on Chinese ceramics. The Celestial
 8 2|           dynasty. ~To the latter-day Chinese tea is a delicious beverage,
 9 2|           closely on the footsteps of Chinese civilisation, has known
10 3|             tea. It is written in the Chinese school manual concerning
11 3| individualistic trend of the Southern Chinese mind in contra-distinction
12 3|             of that classic period of Chinese civilisation which culminated
13 3|           Shin dynasty, that epoch of Chinese unification from which we
14 3|         refinement as "warm as jade." Chinese history is full of instances
15 3|              the realm of aesthetics. Chinese historians have always spoken
16 3|            was the first patriarch of Chinese Zen. There is much uncertainty
17 3|               attributed to the sixth Chinese patriarch Yeno(637-713),
18 4|       tea-masters substituted various Chinese characters according to
19 5|             quality of the work. As a Chinese critic complained many centuries
20 6|           Taoyuenming [all celebrated Chinese poets and philosophers],