You can read it here and, of course, it's in Chinese.
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Thank you for posting the link to this text. I've bookmarked it to read soon.
The book of tea by Kakuzo Okakura is not Cha Jing and not even related at all. You should tell you reader otherwise they may get confused and think that is a translated version of Cha jing.
Charen,
I have changed the wording somewhat following your remarks. I hope nobody got confused in the meantime.
Where is the original copy of ChaJing actually kept? Is it in a museum? Which one?
10 years later and asking the same question haha, anyone know where it's kept?
Im intrigued to find out too! now im thinking just google it hehe xx
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