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elevated stage on which martial competitions or duels were held
to talk big
"leicha", a beverage or gruel made from tea leaves, roasted peanuts and herbs etc ground into a powder, traditionally consumed by Hakka people and in the north of Hunan province
Chinese character
single-elimination open tournament
to make an exhibition of oneself
to blow one's own trumpet
to beat the drum and sound the gong