Culture insider: 7 types of Chinese tea you must know
Updated: 2014-05-28 07:10
(chinadaily.com.cn)
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Oolong tea
The spelling "oolong" (also "wulong") is a phonetic transcription of the Chinese characters, approximating to the sound of spoken Chinese, or more specifically, Mandarin. The correct transcription is "wulong cha" in pinyin. It includes the most famous Wuyi Rock teas and different types of tieguanyin.
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Rose oolong tea, February 18, 2014.[Photo/IC] |
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