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Wipe several orange peels dry and place them separately in the refrigerator, or pour some vinegar into an open glass bottle and put it in the refrigerator; the deodorizing effect is very good. Or crush some charcoal, wrap it in a small cloth bag, and place it in the refrigerator. Or put baking soda into two open bottles and place them on the upper and lower shelves of the refrigerator; this can also achieve a deodorizing effect.

Drink black tea in winter

In winter, the weather is freezing cold, all things lie dormant, coldness attacks people, the body's physiological functions decline, and yang energy gradually weakens. Traditional Chinese medicine believes: “When cold winter arrives, the vitality of all things is shut away and stored, and the body's physiological activities are in a suppressed state. The way of preserving health values resisting the cold and keeping warm,” so in winter, black tea is the best kind of tea to drink. Black tea is sweet and warm, and can nourish the body's yang energy; black tea contains abundant protein and sugar, generates heat and warms the abdomen, strengthens the body's ability to resist the cold, and can also aid digestion and remove greasiness. During the processing of black tea, it undergoes full fermentation, causing the tea tannins to oxidize, so it is also called fully fermented tea. After fresh tea leaves are oxidized, they form red oxidized polymer products— theaflavins, thearubigins, and theabrownins. Part of these pigments dissolves in water, and when brewed forms red tea liquor. Traditional famous congou black teas include Huhong, Yihong, Ninghong, Minhong, Taihong, and Qihong, with Qihong from Qimen County in Anhui being the most famous. When brewing black tea, it is best to use freshly boiled water and cover the cup, so as to avoid letting the fragrance escape. The British generally have the habit of drinking “afternoon tea,” often blending Qihong with Indian black tea, then adding milk and sugar to drink it. In some places in our country, there is also the habit of drinking black tea with sugar, milk, and sesame; this can both generate heat and warm the abdomen, and also add nutrition and strengthen the body.


From: Zhonghua Food Website

Why does the OP seem a bit like a woman

The following is quoted from qinqong at 2004-1-5 0:09:11:
Why does the OP seem a bit like a woman

Other people's avatars are all girls, and you're still asking why she seems a bit like a woman, sheesh...
If the poster above were asked, “Why does the poster above seem a bit like a man,” I guess you'd feel pretty dizzy too...

The following is quoted from qinqong at 2004-1-5 0:09:11:
Why does the poster below seem a bit like a man

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http://www.pcbookcn.com/

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The one below is for searching, and it also has books to read.
http://www.ebooksou.com/index.asp

There are JAVA programming articles and explanations here: www.chinajavaworld.net/
This is a forum, with lots of people discussing there. Those who want to learn JAVA can take a look.
http://www.chinajavaworld.net/forum/leoboard.cgi

All of the font materials above came from here
Aladdin Software: http://download.hzinfo.com/html_dynamic.asp

There are lots of fonts.

Thanks for the hard work, the book sites are nice!