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I have a friend living in China who sent the following inquiry. I don't
have a clue how to answer his question.


From a friend in China:
I was drinking a bottle of "C'est Bon" brand Green Tea Drink given to me
today in Sanya on Hainan Island and noted that it contains "unlearned
honey". Please explain as I am also "unlearned".



Does anyone out there know what "unlearned honey" might mean? I am
suspecting the Green Tea labeling is a botched attempt at translation
from another language. He does not mention whether the "unlearned"
phrase is written in Chinese or English.


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