meiling
>>50175652I post for China.
>>50175652JAAAOOOOOOOOOOOO!
>>50175778JAAOOOOOOOOO!
I love Meiling!
>>501758485000 years of history, all embodied in one Chinese girl!
>>50175937Century of humiliation*
Let's do it for Meiling-chang! Install Temu and Tiktok in your devices! ZHAOOO!
>>50176143Rebuilding Meiling's confidence and self-image after a hundred years of being put down by the mistress! We will live in prosperity.>>50176179Saving every 50 cents she gives me per post in a piggy bank, and breaking it open when I have enough to take her out! I love Meiling-oneesan!
Babu Hong
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>>50178860Oh no
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Japanese? In our China thread?
Thank you Meiling for inspiring me to try Chinese tea. What a wonderful discovery.
The Hong wears a thong.
This stuff tastes like dirt and kicks like a mule, and fittingly enough it feels like I've drunk horse tranquilizer.
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>>50184030Mmmm, china's hongs.
Meiling!
Babu Hong again
>>50184589What is she mailing?
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>>50184701Sad Hong
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>>50184011>>50184016I thought Chinese tea was basically just boiled water with very little additives. That could just mean the tea the average Chinese person drinks though.
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>>50184730Victorious Hong
>>50184736And that's it for her, have any of you guys come across other origin stories for Hong?
>>50184694Meiling mailing love. Though I believe she would be confident enough to say it.
what is her philosophy on life
>>50184726Sounds like you're thinking about Longjing, which is probably the most popular green tea in China. They drink it a lot like in picrel: straight up just leaves and boiled water in a glass that you top up as you go throughout the day. (They also do just drink straight up boiled / hot water as well, it's good for your gut according to traditional Chinese medicine.)A lot of green and white teas are drunk in the summer because less oxidized teas are associated with yin (cold, helps combat summer warmth), and darker, more oxidized teas become more popular in the winter, since they're associated with yang (hot, helps keep you nice and warm) like the Shou Puerh I was drinking. Tea is a cornerstone of Chinese culture, and it's a pretty deep rabbithole to fall into. It's also really comfy, in some way I can't put into words... that first pic with Meiling is a good example: it's sophisticated, while also being incredibly casual and relaxed. There isn't any pressure to strive for perfection like in the Japanese tea ceremony: you just pour hot water on good leaves and have a smooth drink that soothes the soul.
>>501850671. Girls are now tired, and live to get a rest.2. Love thy futon as you love thyself.3. Rest during the day, so you can sleep at night.4. Do not work - work kills.5. If you see someone resting, help him out.6. Work as little as you can, and convey all the work you can onto another.7. In shade is salvation - nobody died from resting.8. Work earns illness - do not pass away young.9. If you have an urge to work - sit down, nap, and you'll see it will pass.10. JAOOOOO!!!>>50185001You never know... the unexpected gap moe is the most lethal. The most flustered amazons are the most kissable.
CHING CHONG!
>>50185193eh?
>>50185067Define your soft abs well enough that anon and grind on and once he's close, rub his head along each muscle and spray cum all over your breasts/dress.>>50185129>5. If you see someone resting, help him out.See?
