- #REDIRECT
Teahouse (play) Look up
cháguǎn,
chāguān, or
chāguǎn in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Chaguan may
refer to:
Chaguan people, in the list of Indigenous...
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Teahouse (Chinese: 茶馆; pinyin:
Cháguǎn) is a 1957 play by Lao She. The play was
first published in
Shouhuo (Chinese: 收获; lit. 'Harvest') in July 1957...
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Lexington column) and
until 2024 as
Beijing bureau chief and
author of the
Chaguan column on China.
Currently he
serves as The Economist's
geopolitics editor...
- is
written by John O'****van,
succeeding Philip Coggan.
Chaguan (China):
named for
Chaguan, the
traditional Chinese Tea
houses in Chengdu, this column...
- of
small snacks.
Throughout China and ****an, a
teahouse (Chinese: 茶館,
cháguăn or 茶屋, cháwū; ****anese:
chaya (茶屋);
Standard Nepali:
chiya ghar (चिया घर))...
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Guanoco –
spoken on the
Laguna de Asfalto,
state of
Monagas (unattested)
Chaguan –
spoken in the
Orinoco Delta on the
Manamo branch (unattested) Mariusa...
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bubble tea
comes from the
Hanlin Tea Room (Chinese: 翰林茶館; pinyin: Hànlín
cháguǎn) in Tainan. It
claims that
bubble tea was
invented in 1986 when teahouse...
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Treatise on Tea (大观茶论 Dàguān Chálùn). In China, a tea
house (茶室 cháshì, 茶館
cháguăn or 茶屋 cháwū) is
traditionally similar to a coffeehouse,
albeit offering...
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Cadupinago Cariaya (1S 63 W)
Carib (Kalinago),
Venezuela Carinepagoto,
Trinidad Chaguan,
Venezuela Chaima,
Venezuela Cuaga,
Venezuela Cuacua,
Venezuela ****anagoto...
- cloranthus, c****ia, honeysuckle, and rose.
There were many
types of
teahouses (
chaguan) in
Beijing and
other Chinese cities of the Qing empire,
including large...
