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qinghong

 

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Term: Qinghong

Definition:

1. Noun: A type of high-quality Chinese tea primarily grown in the Anhui province, known for its vibrant green color and delicate flavor.

2. Adjective: Referring to the color or quality of the qinghong tea, representing a distinctive bright green shade.

3. Noun: A popular Chinese given name for girls, meaning "clear jade" or "pure and beautiful."

4. Noun: A locality situated in the Huzhou District of Jiangsu province, China.

Examples:

- Noun: Chinese Tea

1. The qinghong tea leaves are plucked during the early spring to ensure the best quality.

2. Qinghong tea is well-regarded for its refreshing taste and numerous health benefits.

- Adjective: Color of Tea

1. The freshly brewed qinghong tea displayed a vibrant and enticing green hue.

2. The qinghong leaves produced a visually striking tea, appealing to both taste and sight.

- Noun: Chinese Given Name

1. The name Qinghong exemplifies traditional Chinese beauty and embodies elegance.

2. Many girls in China are named Qinghong, symbolizing their parents' desire for them to grow up as pure and graceful individuals.

- Noun: Locality

1. Qinghong village in the Huzhou District is known for its picturesque landscapes and serene countryside.

2. Local vendors in Qinghong offer a variety of handicrafts reflecting the region's rich cultural heritage.

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