"Tsingtao" Pronounce,Meaning And Examples
"Tsingtao" Natural Recordings by Native Speakers
"Tsingtao" Meaning
Tsingtao is a Chinese beer brand, one of the largest-selling beers in China and other countries, especially popular for its crisp, refreshing taste and appealing packaging. It was introduced in 1903, during the Qing dynasty, and its name "Tsingtao" means "green island" or "clear island", referring to the island of Qingdao, where the brewery is located. As a cultural icon, Tsingtao beer is often seen as a symbol of Chinese hospitality and a popular choice for social gatherings.
"Tsingtao" Examples
Tsingtao beer is a popular Chinese beer sold in many countries around the world.
The Tsingtao Beer Company is a Chinese brewery founded in 1903.
During World War II, Tsingtao was an important port city in China, serving as the 'backstage' of China, giving supplies to the Allied powers.
The city of Tsingtao in Shandong province is a popular tourist destination known for its natural scenery and historic sites, such as the German-built Tsingtao Custom House.
Tsingtao Beer is the official beer sponsor of the CCTV TV Series "Budala".
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