Hemp History China

Hemp History China

Hemp 麻 麻衣 hemp garment大麻 cannabis麻州 Massachusetts麻将 mahjiang

wok 锅Stir-fry 旺火炒

Sift 筛选cultivated 种植repealed 废止

overriding 高于一切的 lawcrop 庄稼

朝鲜 koreaCannabis genus 大麻科 .THC strains 种族neologism 新词biodegradable 可生物降解的 plastics,hemp fibre imprints 痕迹 特征pottery shards 陶瓷碎片

Hemp is one of the most useful plants on planet Earth.

Its history is as old as China.

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The world leading producer of hemp

is China with smaller production

in Europe, Chile and the

Democratic People's Republic

of Korea.[16] While more hemp is

exported to the United States than

to any other country, the United States Government

does not consistently distinguish

between marijuana and the non-psychoactive

Cannabis used for industrial and commercial

purposes.[15]

Hemp (from Old English hænep) is the name of the

soft, durable fibre that is cultivated from plants of the Cannabis genus. "Hemp" is also a

name for the Cannabis plant. Some use it to

mean only the low THC strains of the

plant, although this is a neologism. In

modern times, hemp has been

used for industrial purposes including

paper, textiles, biodegradable

plastics, construction, health

food, fuel, and medical

purposes[1] with modest commercial

success.[2][3] Since 2007, commercial

success of hemp food products has

grown considerably.[4][5]

There are a lot of confusing issues with

this product.

But we want to be smart like

Hu Jin Tao...and will concentrate on the

business possibilities of the product.

Hemp use dates back to the Stone Age, with hemp

fibre imprints found in pottery shards in

China and Taiwan[60] over 7,000 years old.

They were also later used to make

clothes, shoes, ropes, and an early form of paper.[60]

Contrary to the traditional view that

Cai Lun invented paper in around

105 AD, specimens of hemp paper were found in the Great

Wall of China dating back 200 years earlier.[citation

needed]

Mian Cha

Like afternoon tea in the Western

customs, Mian Cha is usually served in the afternoon. While it is served, there is no chopstick or spoon available. Customer has to hold the bowl and turn around to

have Mian Cha.

Where to try it?

Huguosi Snack BarAddress: 93#,

Huguosi Street, Xicheng DistrictTel: +86 10 6618

1705

How to cook it?

Ingredients

Millet, ginger powder, seed of hemp, sesame

paste.

How to cook it?

Ingredients 材料Millet 小米 , ginger

powder 姜粉 , seed of hemp 麻种 , sesame

paste 芝麻糕 .

Preparation:

Drip water in millet and beat.

Place water in a wok with little ginger

powder.

Place millet in the wok and boil.

Take out the ready millet mixture in a

bowl.

Stir-fry 50g seed of hemp dry and

pound.

Place 150g salt in a pan and pound.

Mix seed of hemp and salt.

Mix 200g sesame paste and 250g oil in a bowl and beat.

Sift sesame paste, sesame mixture on the surface of the

bowl.

Sift sesame paste and sesame mixture between two pieces

of millet mixture.

In 1937, the Marihuana Tax Act

of 1937 was passed in the United

States. It levied a tax on anyone who dealt commercially in cannabis, hemp, or marijuana. It was

repealed by an overriding law in

1970.

Hemp was used extensively by the

United States during World War II. Uniforms, canvas,

and rope were among the main textiles created from the hemp

plant at this time.[66] Much of the hemp used was

cultivated in Kentucky and the

Midwest.

Historically, hemp production had

made up a significant portion

of antebellum Kentucky's

economy. Before the American Civil War, many slaves

worked on plantations

producing hemp.[67]

During World War II, the U.S.

produced a short 1942 film, Hemp

for Victory, promoting hemp as a necessary crop to

win the war.

Hemp Products and technology

Hemp houses

BreathableEarthquake resistant

Anti-fungalAnti-pest

SustainableEcological

Natural material

Irish hemp

Hemp fashion

LohasLifestyle

of health and

sustainability