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"生姜" (shēng jiāng) and "姜" (jiāng) both refer to "ginger" in Chinese, and they essentially mean the same thing. However, "生姜" is the more specific term for fresh ginger, as "生" (shēng) means "fresh" or "raw." "姜" (jiāng) can also refer to ginger in a general sense, but it doesn't specify whether it's fresh or not.
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