Talk:Qingtuan

Usage
Fwiw, qing tuan as two words is simply bad pinyin but it's common enough we should mention it. Some people on the internet translate this as a "cake", though, and that's completely wrong by intended meaning (it's a form of Chinese dumpling) and literal meaning (tuan is literally a "lump" or "mass" of something). — Llywelyn II   09:42, 6 April 2014 (UTC)

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