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A province in southwest China, bordering Myanmar, Laos and Vietnam
or Yün-nan Province (pop., 2000 est.: 42,880,000), southern China. It is bordered by Vietnam, Laos, and Myanmar, Sichuan and Guizhou provinces, and Guangxi and Tibet autonomous regions. It has an area of 168,400 sq mi (436,200 sq km), and its capital is Kunming. Its population is one of China's most ethnically mixed, comprising more than 20 nationalities. The terrain is very mountainous, especially in the north and west. It is crossed by three major river systems the Yangtze (Chang; there known as the Jinsha), the Mekong, and the Salween and is the source of two others the Xi (there known as the Hongshui) and the Yuan. Because of its isolation, the region was independent during the historical development of China. The Mongols overran it in the 13th century. In 1855-73 it was the scene of the great Panthay (Muslim) revolt. Part of the province was seized by the Japanese in World War II. Yunnan is now noted for its agricultural production, especially of rice, as well as for having an extensive mining industry
Tea grown in the Yunnan province, in the southwest of China These black teas are known for their spicy character This region also produces Pu-Erh tea
Black tea from the Yunnan province of China Along with Assam, this region was the original site of wild tea plants
Black Tea harvested in the Yunnan Province of China, not to be confused with Pu-Erh Yunnan Black is served complete with buds, to produce a golden color and flavor
A province in southwestern China known as the birthplace of tea This region also produces Pu-Erh tea
a province of southern China