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    The History of Tea Book 1
    The History of Tea Book 1
    The History of Tea Book 1
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    The History of Tea Book 1

    By Laszlo Montgomery

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    Laszlo Montgomery's award-winning podcasts on Chinese history have swept the world and gained many thousands of fans, including people who want to learn about Chinese history and those who want to improve their English. Each book in this series contains transcripts from Laszlo's Podcasts for you to follow as you listen.

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    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherEarnshaw Books Ltd
    Release dateJan 23, 2024
    ISBN9789888843497
    The History of Tea Book 1
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    Laszlo Montgomery

    Laszlo Montgomery is the creator and presenter of the China History Podcast, and other Chinese culture related podcasts. He began his Chinese studies in 1979 at the University of Illinois, and lived in Hong Kong between 1989-1998. He has helped Chinese companies build market share in the US, and in 2010, launched The China History Podcast as a channel to allow a more mass, non-academic audience to enjoy the delights of Chinese history. Originally intended for a US audience, today more than half of the show's listeners are outside the States. Cathay Pacific Airways has carried Laszlo's content on their inflight entertainment system since 2017. Laszlo has spoken frequently at universities and high schools about his love for Chinese history and culture.

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