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A Bing (秉) was a measuring unit used in ancient China for volume.

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A Bing (秉) was a measuring unit used in ancient China for volume. One bing was equal to 16 hu (斛), which themselves were equal to 10 dou (斗). A dou is near equivalent to 10 litres in modern units. Therefore, a bing would have been near equivalent to 1600 litres. Usage The bing unit was used in ancient times to measure volumes of grain.

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