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What is BOH tea named after? Wuyi Mountain in Hokkien province
- Thread starter ginfreely
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So Hokkiens not only created superior oolong tea but tea itself was discovered by Emperor Shennong in Hokkien province ok?
Every night i see hokkiens behaving outrageously silly drinking whisky and beer.and only after that they drink tea at mamak stall.
Not every hokkien is good just like my bastard Malaysian neighbours are Hokkien traitor dogs. But every Cantonese I met is piece of evil shit. That’s the critical difference.
Cantonese traitor dog tell that to the British Angmoh that you are sucking up to. Boh tea started by British angmoh in mudland. No difference between you Cantonese traitor dog and Angmoh and filthy Indians indeed as far as stealing is concerned.
KNN 摇鸡 don't think my uncle don't know you wanted to sell your cb chup and kortex soup so you fantasize about tea KNN you slut of sluts KNN
I guess she is the descendant of the Angmoh founder.
Filthy Cantonese can only win GOOD hokkiens using your filthy mouth fabricating filthy lies. No wonder no TOP achievements to boast.
why do you detest the cantonese so much? what did they ever do to you?
and what are your views on other dialect groups e.g. teochews, hainanese, hakkas?
very boh liao.
it should be Gin Boh Liao. That's her hokkien dialect name. Haha.
gin boh liao and gin buay tahan.
You maybe right...they early PLANTERS were from Ceylon...BOH tea is Ceylonese Tea, maybe. Have visited the BOH tea plantations a few times..
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