A descendant of an early 20th century herbalist: Norma King Koi

A descendant of an early 20th century herbalist: Norma King Koi

20世纪初中医师的后裔

Norma King Koi is the grand-niece of Sammy King Koi, a popular Chinese herbalist in the early 1900s in Maryborough, Queensland.

诺玛·金·科伊（Norma King Koi）是萨米·金·科伊（Sammy King Koi）的侄孙女，萨米·金·科伊（Sammy King Koi) 在1900年代初在昆士兰州的玛丽伯勒（Maryborough）是广受欢迎的中草药师。

Norma King Koi

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