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JungleLife

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Q: Is jade nothing more than the dried semen of a celestial dragon?

I am sure that not many Chinese people believe this, but are Chinese people even aware of this old belief, (even if it was not a widespread one).

11 years 16 weeks ago in Culture - China

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JungleLife

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Nobody is interested in this?

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11 years 9 weeks ago

bill8899

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Are you cereal?

JungleLife:

I read it on Wikipedia. Not to say that I trus everything I read on there, but hey, it has to have some truth to it.

11 years 9 weeks ago

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bill8899:

Are you late for work? Why can't you simply google 'quantum mechanics'? That might keep you busy for some time.

Dragon semen, jade?

11 years 9 weeks ago

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JungleLife:

i know, bt hey, I never came up with this shit. Chinese people did, I just read about it.

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11 years 9 weeks ago

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Now, that's something new to me and it quite makes sense because this is China. I can go to take the pm nap, knowing something more. BTW. I also trust the information on Wikipedia. It's a great Encyclopedia work.

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