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Making tea, making ethnic minority women: Women’s labor, ethnicized femininity, and the Pu’er tea business in contemporary China
Women have long shaped China’s tea trade while being, in turn, shaped by it. This can be seen especially clearly in Pu’er tea businesses in Southwest China. Cultivated by the Hani (Akha), Bulang, L...
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