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Chinese Food

Food has a special meaning to the Chinese people.  The "waste not, want not" ethos means that a surprising range and variety of plants and animals, and every part of a plant or animal is used.  This has given rise to a remarkable diversity in the regional cuisine, but to Westerners it can be overwhelming - surprising, fantastic, delicious, horrifying or disgusting - and above all, different.
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Beijing Roast Duck

Beijing Roast Duck

A saying is often heard that "there are two things you must do in Beijing, to eat the Beijing Roast duck and to see the ten thousands miles long Great wall." Therefore, you may see that how essential a taste of the Beijing Roast Duck is in a Beijing tour. The Beijing Duck is even dubbed as "the No. ...

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Imperial Cuisine

Imperial Cuisine

In times gone by, imperial cuisine was truly fit for an emperor. Nowadays, you can sample a wide range of dishes that have been carefully prepared and use the finest ingredients. Original Ming and Qing Dynasty preparation methods are employed when making this delicious fare, and you will no doubt fe...

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Bejing's Time-honored Restaurants

Bejing's Time-honored Restaurants

With decades or even centuries of history, these time-honored restaurants not only provide delicious food, they can also give you new insights into traditional Chinese culture. Enrich your appetite as well as your cultural awareness!Famous Bejing's Time-honored Restaurants: Kao Rou JiHai Wan JuKao ...

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Vegetarian

Vegetarian

These restaurants are perfect for the diner who wants pure vegetarian cuisine, or for someone who wants to sample meatless versions of the amazing variety of Chinese dishes. Vegetarian restaurants in China are predominately run by Buddhist monks, so a trip to one of these establishments can be a ver...

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Beijing's Snacks

Beijing's Snacks

These snacks are as numerous as they are tasty, and a trip to one of Beijing's many "Snack Streets" will start you on a delicious culinary odyssey. From porridge to stuffed sausage, you will undoubtedly find several of your own personal favorites as you eat your way through this multitude of scrumpt...

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Sea Food

Sea Food

If you are looking for Seafood, these restaurants will fit the bill, serving up fresh fish, lobster, shrimp, sea cucumber and much more. Experience the flavor of Guangdong and other regional styles as you savor these fresh delicacies. Kanglong TaiziKanglong Taizi serves, mainly Hubei cuisine, and th...

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Chinese Hot Pot

Chinese Hot Pot

The hot pot (huoguo) has a long history in China. It originated in the north, where people have to fend off the chill early in the year. It spread to the south during the Tang dynasty (A.D. 618-906). Later, northern nomads who settled in China enhanced the pot with beef and mutton, and southerners d...

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Chinese Cooking Art

Chinese Cooking Art

Chinese cooking embodies the dining culture tradition of Chinese nation. Compared with the cooking of all other nations in the world, it has many distinctive features. Firstly, it has varied flavor. Since our country has a vast territory and abundant resources with differences in climate, products, ...

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Eight Distinct Regional Cuisine

Eight Distinct Regional Cuisine

Chinese dishes have many schools in cooking. Of them, the most influential and representative and acknowleged by the society are the culinary schools of Lu, Chuan, Yue, Min, Su, Zhe, Xiang and Hui, namely, what people often says "the eight culinary schools" of China.The formation of a culinary schoo...

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Chinese Medicinal Food

Chinese Medicinal Food

Medicinal food is food with the function of dietetic therapy, which is made by taking medicine and food as materials and processing them through cooking. It is the product of the combination of Chinese traditional medical knowledge and cooking experience. It "has medicine amid food". It not only tak...

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