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Various flower and herbal teas are popular in China. In Chinese supermarkets, on the shelves with teas, you can see many bags with different dry flowers, berries, and herbs. Such teas are most often simply put in a small thermos, filled with boiling water, and carried with you to regularly healthy drinks throughout the day. Sometimes flowers are added to green tea
Chinese older people respect flower and herbal teas for their tonic effect and other healing properties. Therefore, they get up at 5-6 in the morning for practice qigong, taking with them a thermos with flowers or green tea
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Chinese older people respect flower and herbal teas for their tonic effect and other healing properties. Therefore, they get up at 5-6 in the morning for practice qigong, taking with them a thermos with flowers or green tea
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Chinese older people respect flower and herbal teas for their tonic effect and other healing properties. Therefore, they get up at 5-6 in the morning for practice qigong, taking with them a thermos with flowers or green tea
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Chinese older people respect flower and herbal teas for their tonic effect and other healing properties. Therefore, they get up at 5-6 in the morning for practice qigong, taking with them a thermos with flowers or green tea
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Chinese older people respect flower and herbal teas for their tonic effect and other healing properties. Therefore, they get up at 5-6 in the morning for practice qigong, taking with them a thermos with flowers or green tea
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Chinese older people respect flower and herbal teas for their tonic effect and other healing properties. Therefore, they get up at 5-6 in the morning for practice qigong, taking with them a thermos with flowers or green tea
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from Various flower and herbal teas are popular in China. In Chinese supermarkets, on the shelves with teas, you can see many bags with different dry flowers, berries, and herbs. Such teas are most often simply put in a small thermos, filled with boiling water, and carried with you to regularly healthy drinks throughout the day. Sometimes flowers are added to green tea
Chinese older people respect flower and herbal teas for their tonic effect and other healing properties. Therefore, they get up at 5-6 in the morning for practice qigong, taking with them a thermos with flowers or green tea
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Chinese older people respect flower and herbal teas for their tonic effect and other healing properties. Therefore, they get up at 5-6 in the morning for practice qigong, taking with them a thermos with flowers or green tea
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