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shaqing (Sha1 Qing1) = a stage in the production of
lücha
or
oolong
in which the leaves are heated or steamed into
Mao Cha
so all polyphenol oxidase enzymatic activity is ended, literally Killing the Green (杀青 or 殺青); confusingly, the same name is used for a process of heating leaves for
pu’ercha
that stops well short of enzyme inactivation
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