Re: Re: China’s Tainted Tea Problem

[Guest guest]

He's right about the problem, but I'm shocked that no one is reacting to the

statement " fraud is very deeply ingrained in their culture. "

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To: original_kombucha

Sent: Wednesday, April 25, 2012 5:28 AM

Subject: Re: China’s Tainted Tea Problem

 

Actually, Woody is right. I have a high regard for the Asian people and their

culture but this is a problem in China and even in their world of

acedemia...plagerism is rapant. I heard a story about it on NPR.

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[Guest guest]

Yeah , i know exactly what you mean! I love the chinese culture, the great

tradition of herbs and medicine, accupuncture, art, philosophy, and of course

tea. I love the mellow and respectful manner of my chinese friends. I believe

the people producing these subpar goods are in the minority, but we do seem to

see more from china than all other places. At first i felt kinda bad for

inadvertently running Deb off, but after thinking about it i figured it's no big

loss. She obviously wasn't getting much from being part of this " ridiculous "

forum. BTW i love it, i've found the folk here generally intelligent,

interesting, and civil. - Woody

Subject: Re: China’s Tainted Tea Problem

To: original_kombucha

Date: Tuesday, April 24, 2012, 3:28 PM

 

Actually, Woody is right. I have a high regard for the Asian people and

their culture but this is a problem in China and even in their world of

acedemia...plagerism is rapant. I heard a story about it on NPR.

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> > To: original_kombucha

> > Date: Monday, April 23, 2012, 3:59 PM

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