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| Can Traditional Drinks Keep Youngsters? |
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| Written by Wu Yue, Xu Li, and Derek Yiu | |
| Tuesday, 04 November 2008 | |
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 By Wu Yue, JMSC It is hard for a century-old lifestyle like herbal tea drinking to survive in a modern city. Faced with increasingly more challenges, herbal tea shops have adopted different strategies - some started introducing new products while others stressed their medical values.
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