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 Chinese Zodiac Paper Placemats 50 Pieces (PP-02) $4.99 Paper placemats for your party as a functional placemats and a conversation piece. These placemats list the 12 Chinese Zodiac animals and the years that they represent, characteristics and compatible animals. Great for students studying Chinese New Years too! The placemats measure 14 1/2 inches by 10 1/4 inches. Sold in quantities of 50 pieces.  Chinese Dragon String Decoration $3.99 Add Asian charm to the party with our Chinese Dragon String Decoration. Each package contains 6 decorations measuring 7' long with attached card stock medallions in 2 designs: a colorful dragon and a metallic finish red and gold Asian design. Medallions measure approximately 4" x 4". Decorations hang easily with attached plastic loops.  1421: The Year China Discovered America $29.98 This special examines the theories outlined by Gavin Menzies in his best-selling book. An amateur historian and former submarine commander in the British Navy, Menzies poses an argument that could change the way we perceive global history forever -- that Chinese admirals discovered America and Chinese junks first circled the earth. Traveling across the continent, the film combines history, science and technology with adventure and exploration.  Liu An Basket Aged Tea Leaves - Year 1950 - Gourmet Pu-erh Teas $53.00 The 1950 Liu An Basket. Because the Art of Tea is about Good Taste! This is a rare find: Liu An Antique Black Tea aged for over half a century! The tea has been well stored and cared for over its lifetime. From the Anhui province, it is a close cousin to Pu-erh. This is not the ordinary black tea your mother would drink. The taste is incredibly smooth with no off-taste whatsoever. The brew is deep and dark. Known as a good digestive aid and helpful in warding off colds. Leaves can be infused over 3 or 4 times, and even more if more leaves are steeped. Due to the age and rarity of the tea, we are offering these antique leaves in precious one ounce packets. Pu-erh teas are aged before they are consumed, unlike other teas which are meant to be consumed shortly after production. Pu-erh teas are at least 1-4 years old, but can also be aged for more than 50 years! Over this time, Pu-erh teas ferment, which leads to their earthy flavor, as opposed to the flavor of oolong or black teas, which comes from oxidation. Pu-erh teas are unique among tea varieties because they do not lose qualities after a year or two, but rather gain in value, and are classified by connoisseurs by year of production. |
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