A word for tea and a word for Uighur, what to read?

Summary: tea (chá) and martial arts (wù).

1, an evergreen shrub with long oval leaves and serrated teeth, which is processed into a beverage, that is, tea; Flowers in late autumn, white; Seeds can extract oil; The wood is dense.

2. Specially refer to "tea": green, red, flower, tuo and Longjing.

Wu (pinyin: wù, wū) is a second-class Chinese character in the General Standard of Chinese. The word "Wu" was originally the same as the word "Yuan", both of which were human figures with prominent heads. The original meaning refers to human heads.

Later, in order to highlight the "head" of "people", a horizontal line was added to it, which became the word "yuan" and split in two. The head is the highest part of the human body, so "Wu" means towering and protruding.

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