Tea cave

Tea cave

Chadong is a Chinese word, Pinyin: Ch á D ò ng. In Miao language, Chadong means Han of Han people; it means small flat land in the mountains; it means small flat land where Han people live.

Tea cave

Place names. Pinyin: Ch á dॸng

Dong < name D ò n ɡ Cave (mostly used for place names) used to be a general term for the southern minorities

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Kongtong: Mountain name, in Gansu. Also known as the island, in Shandong Province

1. Cave.

2. The old general term for some minority areas in Southwest China. Such as Miao Dong of Miao, Shi Dong of Dong and Huang Dong of Zhuang. Later, it gradually evolved into today's Dong nationality. See "Dong Ding" and "Dong Ren".

3. Administrative units under the jurisdiction of Jimi Prefecture after Song Dynasty. The big one is called the state, the small one is called the county, and the small one is called the cave.

4. A political organization of Li Nationality in Hainan Island before liberation. There are fixed areas. Li language is called "Gong". It was abolished after liberation.

5. See "Kongtong".

Address: Xiushan Tujia and Miao Autonomous County, Chongqing

Longitude: 109.280821

Latitude: 28.497812

Chinese PinYin : Cha Dong