A Journey to the Tea Countries of China: Including Sung-Lo and the Bohea Hills; with a Short Notice of the East India Company's Tea Plantations in the Himalaya MountainsJ. Murray, 1852 - 430 стор. |
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... Poyang lake . This part of the country is very populous . Nearly the whole way from the place where we had left our boat was covered with houses , forming a kind of suburb to Tun - che . This place itself is supposed to contain about ...
... Poyang lake . This part of the country is very populous . Nearly the whole way from the place where we had left our boat was covered with houses , forming a kind of suburb to Tun - che . This place itself is supposed to contain about ...
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... Poyang Lake , and even to Canton , it is necessarily a place of con- siderable importance . Hence the town is full of hongs , inns , tea - shops , and warehouses for the accom- modation of travellers , coolies , and merchandise , the ...
... Poyang Lake , and even to Canton , it is necessarily a place of con- siderable importance . Hence the town is full of hongs , inns , tea - shops , and warehouses for the accom- modation of travellers , coolies , and merchandise , the ...
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... Poyang lake , which is destined for Hang - chow - foo , Shanghae , and other towns in that district , is landed here , to be carried across to Chang - shan by coolies . Hence these two towns appear to be the connecting links between two ...
... Poyang lake , which is destined for Hang - chow - foo , Shanghae , and other towns in that district , is landed here , to be carried across to Chang - shan by coolies . Hence these two towns appear to be the connecting links between two ...
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... Poyang lake , are also brought up the river , and pass Hokow on their way to Shanghae . The town of Hokow - or Hohow , as it is com- monly called by Canton men - is situated in lati- tude 29 ° 54 ′ north , and longitude 116 ° 18 ' east ...
... Poyang lake , are also brought up the river , and pass Hokow on their way to Shanghae . The town of Hokow - or Hohow , as it is com- monly called by Canton men - is situated in lati- tude 29 ° 54 ′ north , and longitude 116 ° 18 ' east ...
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amongst appearance arrived Azaleas bamboo beautiful black teas bloom boat boatmen Bohea mountains brought Buddhist canal Canton chair chair-bearers Chang-shan China Chinaman Chinese Chusan Chusan archipelago colour coolies cultivation distance DISTRICTS OF CHINA England English Fcap Feap feet flowers Fokien Foo-chow foreigners formed garden green teas growing Hang-chow Hang-chow-foo hills Himalayas Hokow Hong-kong Hwuy-chow India journey kind lake land leaves luggage mandarin miles morning moutan Nan-che natives nearly night Ning-po observed onwards pass picul plantations Portrait Post 8vo Poyang lake priests procured province Prussian blue quantity rain rice river road rocks scenery Second Edition seeds seemed seen servants Shanghae shrubs side Sing-Hoo soil soon species specimens stream Sunderbunds taels TEA DISTRICT tea-plants tea-seeds tea-shrub temple Third Edition town travellers trees Tsong-gan-hien valley vegetable Vols walked Wang Woo-e-shan Woodcuts young plants Yuk-shan
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Сторінка 276 - For Green Tea. — When the leaves are brought in from the plantations they are spread out thinly on flat bamboo trays, in order to dry off any superfluous moisture. They remain for a very short time exposed in this manner, generally from one to two hours ; this, however, depends much upon the state of the weather. In the mean time the roasting-pans have been heated with a brisk wood-fire.
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Сторінка 271 - Tea is of a cooling nature, and, if drunk too freely, will produce exhaustion and lassitude. Country people, before drinking it, add ginger and salt to counteract this cooling property. It is an exceedingly useful plant.
Сторінка 277 - Several men take their stations at the rolling table and divide the leaves amongst them. Each takes as many as he can press with his hands, and makes them up in the form of a ball. This is rolled upon the rattan table, worked and greatly compressed, the object being to get rid of a portion of the sap and moisture, and at the same time to twist the leaves.