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 1 1|        grew into a beverage. In China, in the eighth century,
 2 1|         all physicians approved China drink, called by the Chineans
 3 2|       and the Ming dynasties of China. If we were inclined to
 4 2| tea-plant, a native of southern China, was known from very early
 5 2|       famous tea plantations of China, the possible variations
 6 2|     devastation and conquest of China under the barbaric rule
 7 2|       by internal troubles, and China again fell under the alien
 8 2|        steeped tea of the later China is comparatively recent
 9 2|         disastrously cut off in China itself through the nomadic
10 3|       the communism of Northern China which expressed itself in
11 3|          The archaic records of China, especially the Book of
12 3|        which we derive the name China. It would be interesting
13 3|         Taoism which we find in China at the present day, we can
14 3|   Bodhi-Dharma came to Northern China in the early half of the
15 3|        predominance in Southern China. He is closely followed
16 4|  massive wooden construction of China was adopted by us after
17 4|    study the ancient bronzes of China or the religious arts of
18 5|     treasured by the Emperor of China, but all in vain were the