Can you read and translate Chinese?
 

I need some one to translate the Chinese writing on some Chinese herbal tea that I have received. It came as a gift and I don't know what this particular tea is for and believe it probably says what it is on the outside of the container. If you can help please contact me and I'd gladly bring this to you so you can tell me what it is. Thanks and hope you had a great day.

不，我不能

I can’t do that

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This might help.

Chinese herb list - information about traditional Chinese herbs

I would not drink tea from China, no telling how it was produced. Sorry but that is how I feel.I had accu puncture and they wanted me to buy some very expensive herbs. That is when I quit going

Buying and consuming food from China
 

Why would anybody purchase and consume anything from China? I see people in Aldi and Sams club buy frozen seafood from China. People need to start reading WHERE the food they are eating comes from and if they don’t realize why ? then they should find out. Let’s not forget all those disposable masks which are made in China.

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不，我不能

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No, I can not

I would throw away anything edible that came from China...I would not trust it..

I spent quite a while in Hong Kong and far east area when in military.
I can count in Cantonese, and swear like a local in the same dialect if that will help!

Take a picture or 2 of the label, post it or send me a pm, and I will tell you what it says.

https://www.newsweek.com/seeds-mystery-packages-mail-china-brushing-scam-1522999
 

Not Just Seeds—All Kinds of Mystery Packages Are Arriving From China

While your thoughts on buying Chinese food are wonderfully informative, the OP already has the herbal tea and is merely looking to translate the writing on it.

If you wish to provide Consumer Advice then please start a new thread, rather than hijack someone else's.

Thank you.

Theres numerous translation apps you can download

translator
 

get the "Microsoft Translator" app. it's free. you can put your phone or computer camera over the words you want to translate and it will instantly translate to whatever language you want.

Take it to your local Chinese restaurant
 

Chinese restaurant should help you translate it, but if you received it without ordering it yourself BE AWARE a lot of people got this, others got seeds that were not ordered and questionable since the ingredients did not matched the contents.

Take it down to one of the local Chinese Restaurants. They will tell you.

:icon_wink:I am not a translator, but I might be able to help you, if you like.

Do not use it
 

Sometime ago stuff like that was send around free and it made people sick,,, So I would advice trow anythings out if you did not order it !

I think it says "Be Sure To Drink Your Ovaltine" . . . . :)
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Not to derail the thread, but I often can't even get a fortune cookie reading correct : )

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