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Bai Mudan=White Peony
White Peony is a common name used for the tea in English speaking markets. I propose that the English name add to the title of the article. Also spelling for the romanization of the characters 白牡丹 should follow the pinyin convention as Bai Mudan, i.e, in two words rather than three.
Bill Ukers (talk) 14:04, 27 December 2010 (UTC)[reply]
Pai Mu Tan
Pai Mu Tan is the other name for Bai Mu Dan or Bai MuDan tea.
