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Specially fertilized tea

(China Daily)

12:34, December 04, 2012

A girl and her father in panda costumes perform tea art in a tea garden in Ya'an, Sichuan province, on Sunday. The tea plants in the garden have been fertilized with panda excrement collected by An Yanshi, a former calligraphy teacher who has launched the pricey organic green tea. Photo by Zhang Lang / for China Daily



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