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Hongyu's avatar

Hello! Thank you for the insightful article. ‘QingKe’ (青稞 in Chinese) translates literally to ‘highland barley’. I tried to find more about the deeper meaning behind the name online, but couldn’t pinpoint it. Hope this information is helpful!

Babbage's avatar

Hi Hongyu, Thanks so much and for clarifying. In any event it's a lovely name. Perhaps it was just chosen for that reason. Best wishes.

Arran Hope's avatar

I believe the "Qingke" this is referring to is not "青稞" as suggested above, but "顷刻," which does indeed mean "in an instant."