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Cai Xiang (Chinese: 蔡襄; pinyin:
Cài Xiāng; Wade–Giles: Ts'ai Hsiang) (1012–1067) was a
Chinese calligrapher, politician,
structural engineer, and poet...
- lump shiny, to the
point that the tea's
original aroma was extinguished.
Cai Xiang criticized such processing. The
ideal color of tea was also considered...
- December,
Xiang Jingyu,
Cai Hesen,
Cai Chang,
Cai Hesen's
mother and
other persons went to
France and
became part-time
Chinese students.
Xiang Jingyu attended...
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scholar Cai Yong
Cai Xiang, calligrapher, scholar,
official and poet
during the Song
dynasty also
known as
Cai Zhong****
Cai Xitao,
Chinese botanist Cai Xukun...
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Chinese tea
classic by
Cai Xiang written in 1049–1053 CE.
Reputed as one of the
greatest calligraphers of the Song dynasty,
Cai Xiang was also a
great tea...
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demonstrated his
strong affirmation of the
revolutionary will.
Academic Cai Xiang writes that Mao's
usage also
illustrates the
power of the
people to reconfigure...
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Cai Yuanpei (Chinese: 蔡元培; pinyin:
Cài Yuánpéi; 1868–1940) was a
Chinese philosopher and
politician who was an
influential figure in the
history of Chinese...
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widely translated and
disseminated in China.
Other academics,
including Cai Xiang,
Rebecca E. Karl, and
Xueping Zhong,
place greater weight on the influence...
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great demand for
lychee in the Song
Dynasty (960-1279),
according to
Cai Xiang, in his Li chi pu (Treatise on Lychees). It was also the
favorite fruit...
- was
Xiang Jingyu,
second wife was Li
Yichun (李一纯). His
younger sister Cai Chang was the wife of Li Fuchun.
Cai had four children:
Cai Ni (蔡妮) and
Cai Bo...
