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• The History of Chinese Imperial Food
  ...s and called upon the best cooks to make delicious food for them. Imperial food represented a dynasty's best cuisine. ...ry and culinary rules. Imperial food comprised the dietetic culture of the Chinese palaces and it is part of China's valuable cultural heritage.
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• CIIC:Today's featured article/November 15, 2009
  ...resented a dynasty's best cuisine ...('''[[The History of Chinese Imperial Food|More]]''')
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• CIIC:Today's featured article/April4, 2014
  [[file:The Cold Food Festival (冷食节).JPEG|thumb|250px|left|The Cold Food Festival (寒食节)]] ...ting the day before [[Qingming Festival]] (Tomb Sweeping Day). ([[The Cold Food Festival|More...]])
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• CIIC:Today's featured article/April4, 2011
  [[file: The Cold Food Festival (冷食节).JPEG|thumb|200px|left|The Cold Food Festival (冷食节)]] ..., which usually falls around April 5 of the Gregorian calendar. [[The Cold Food Festival|(More...)]]
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• CIIC:Today's featured article/June3, 2011
  ...wrapped in bamboo or reed leaves. The food is popular during May 5 in the Chinese lunar calendar. [[Zongzi|(More...)]]
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• CIIC:Today's featured article/April 4, 2018
  [[file:The Cold Food Festival (冷食节).JPEG|thumb|250px|left||The Cold Food Festival (寒食节)]] ...n be traced back to the Spring and Autumn Period (770–476 BC). （[[The Cold Food Festival|More...]]）
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• CIIC:Today's featured article/April 5, 2020
  [[file:The Cold Food Festival (冷食节).JPEG|thumb|250px|left||The Cold Food Festival (寒食节)]] ...n be traced back to the Spring and Autumn Period (770–476 BC). （[[The Cold Food Festival|More...]]）
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• CIIC:Today's featured article/April 3, 2017
  [[file:The Cold Food Festival (冷食节).JPEG|thumb|250px|left||The Cold Food Festival (寒食节)]] ...n be traced back to the Spring and Autumn Period (770–476 BC). （[[The Cold Food Festival|More...]]）
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• CIIC:Today's featured article/April 3, 2016
  [[file:The Cold Food Festival (冷食节).JPEG|thumb|250px|left||The Cold Food Festival (寒食节)]] ...n be traced back to the Spring and Autumn Period (770–476 BC). （[[The Cold Food Festival|More...]]）
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• CIIC:Today's featured article/April 4, 2015
  [[file:The Cold Food Festival (冷食节).JPEG|thumb|200px|left||The Cold Food Festival (寒食节)]] ...n be traced back to the Spring and Autumn Period (770–476 BC). （[[The Cold Food Festival|More...]]）
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• CIIC:Today's featured article/June 8, 2016
  ...ooked by steaming or boiling. In Western countries, they are also known as Chinese rice dumplings. ([[Zongzi|More...]])
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• CIIC:Today's featured article/June 19, 2015
  ...ooked by steaming or boiling. In Western countries, they are also known as Chinese rice dumplings. ([[Zongzi|More...]])
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• CIIC:Today's featured article/June 19, 2018
  ...ooked by steaming or boiling. In Western countries, they are also known as Chinese rice dumplings. ([[Zongzi|More...]])
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• CIIC:Today's featured article/May 31, 2017
  ...ooked by steaming or boiling. In Western countries, they are also known as Chinese rice dumplings. ([[Zongzi|More...]])
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• CIIC:Today's featured article/June11, 2013
  '''Zongzi''' (Chinese: '''粽子''') is a traditional Chinese food made of glutinous rice, stuffed with different fillings and wrapped in bamb
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• CIIC:Today's featured article/November 29, 2014
  ...s. People in many regions traditionally eat jiaozi on the fifth day of the Chinese Lunar New Year. ([http://wiki.china.org.cn/wiki/index.php/Dumplings More...
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• CIIC:Today's featured article/December31, 2013
  ...s. People in many regions traditionally eat jiaozi on the fifth day of the Chinese Lunar New Year. ([http://wiki.china.org.cn/wiki/index.php/Dumplings More...
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• CIIC:Today's featured article/November 15, 2015
  ...s. People in many regions traditionally eat jiaozi on the fifth day of the Chinese Lunar New Year. ([http://wiki.china.org.cn/wiki/index.php/Dumplings More...
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• CIIC:Today's featured article/January 26, 2019
  ...housands of years. People traditionally eat jiaozi on the fifth day of the Chinese Lunar New Year. [[Dumplings |(More...)]]
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• CIIC:Today's featured article/February 12, 2016
  ...housands of years. People traditionally eat jiaozi on the fifth day of the Chinese Lunar New Year. [[Dumplings |(More...)]]
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• CIIC:Today's featured article/February 23, 2015
  ...housands of years. People traditionally eat jiaozi on the fifth day of the Chinese Lunar New Year. [[Dumplings |(More...)]]
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• CIIC:Today's featured article/February 23, 2018
  ...housands of years. People traditionally eat jiaozi on the fifth day of the Chinese Lunar New Year. [[Dumplings |(More...)]]
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• CIIC:Today's featured article/February 14, 2013
  ...housands of years. People traditionally eat jiaozi on the fifth day of the Chinese Lunar New Year. [[Dumplings |(More...)]]
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• CIIC:Today's featured article/February4, 2014
  ...housands of years. People traditionally eat jiaozi on the fifth day of the Chinese Lunar New Year. [[Dumplings |(More...)]]
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• CIIC:Today's featured article/January 29, 2020
  ...housands of years. People traditionally eat jiaozi on the fifth day of the Chinese Lunar New Year. [[Dumplings |(More...)]]
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• The Cold Food Festival
  [[file:The Cold Food Festival (冷食节).JPEG|thumb|200px|The Cold Food Festival (寒食节)]] '''The Cold Food Festival''' ('''寒食节''') is a traditional Chinese festival celebrated for three consecutive days starting the day before [[Qi
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• CIIC:Today's featured article/June24, 2012
  '''Zongzi''' ('''粽子''') is a traditional Chinese food made of glutinous rice, stuffed with different fillings and wrapped in bamb
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• CIIC:Today's featured article/September29, 2012
  [[file:Moon cake (月饼).JPEG|thumb|230px|left|Moon cakes, traditoanl Chinese food.]] '''Moon cake''' ('''月饼''') is a Chinese bakery product traditionally eaten during the Mid-autumn Festival which fal
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• CIIC:Today's featured article/September17, 2013
  [[file:Moon cake (月饼).JPEG|thumb|230px|left|Moon cakes, traditoanl Chinese food.]] '''Moon cake''' ('''月饼''') is a Chinese bakery product traditionally eaten during the Mid-autumn Festival which fal
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• CIIC:Today's featured article/October 3, 2017
  [[file:Moon cake (月饼).JPEG|thumb|230px|left|Moon cakes, traditoanl Chinese food.]] '''Moon cake''' ('''月饼''') is a Chinese bakery product traditionally eaten during the Mid-autumn Festival which fal
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• CIIC:Today's featured article/September 25, 2015
  [[file:Moon cake (月饼).JPEG|thumb|250px|left|Moon cakes, traditoanl Chinese food.]] '''Moon cake''' ('''月饼''') is a Chinese bakery product traditionally eaten during the Mid-autumn Festival which fal
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• CIIC:Today's featured article/September 2, 2014
  [[file:Moon cake (月饼).JPEG|thumb|230px|left|Moon cakes, traditoanl Chinese food.]] '''Moon cake''' ('''月饼''') is a Chinese bakery product traditionally eaten during the Mid-autumn Festival which fal
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• Moon cake
  [[file:Moon cake (月饼).JPEG|thumb|230px|Moon cakes, traditoanl Chinese food.]] '''Moon cake''' ('''月饼''') is a Chinese bakery product traditionally eaten during the [[Mid-autumn Festival]] which
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• CIIC:Today's featured article/August22, 2013
  ...long history, is an excellent choice if you want to understand more about Chinese cuisine, culture and customs. [[Quanjude|(More...)]]
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• CIIC:Today's featured article/August 30, 2017
  ...long history, is an excellent choice if you want to understand more about Chinese cuisine, culture and customs. [[Quanjude|(More...)]]
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• CIIC:Today's featured article/October5, 2012
  ...long history, is an excellent choice if you want to understand more about Chinese cuisine, culture and customs. [[Quanjude|(More...)]]
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• CIIC:Today's featured article/August 27, 2016
  ...long history, is an excellent choice if you want to understand more about Chinese cuisine, culture and customs. [[Quanjude|(More...)]]
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• CIIC:Today's featured article/August 29, 2015
  ...long history, is an excellent choice if you want to understand more about Chinese cuisine, culture and customs. [[Quanjude|(More...)]]
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• CIIC:Today's featured article/August 20, 2014
  ...long history, is an excellent choice if you want to understand more about Chinese cuisine, culture and customs. [[Quanjude|(More...)]]
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• CIIC:Today's featured article/August26, 2012
  ...long history, is an excellent choice if you want to understand more about Chinese cuisine, culture and customs. [[Quanjude|(More...)]]
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• CIIC:Today's featured article/September 11, 2019
  [[file:Moon cake (月饼).JPEG|thumb|230px|left|Moon cakes, traditoanl Chinese food.]] '''Moon cake''' ('''月饼''') is a Chinese bakery product traditionally eaten during the [[Mid-autumn Festival]] which
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• CIIC:Today's featured article/September 14, 2016
  [[file:Moon cake (月饼).JPEG|thumb|230px|left|Moon cakes, traditoanl Chinese food.]] '''Moon cake''' ('''月饼''') is a Chinese bakery product traditionally eaten during the [[Mid-autumn Festival]] which
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• CIIC:Today's featured article/September 25, 2018
  [[file:Moon cake (月饼).JPEG|thumb|230px|left|Moon cakes, traditoanl Chinese food.]] '''Moon cake''' ('''月饼''') is a Chinese bakery product traditionally eaten during the [[Mid-autumn Festival]] which
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• CIIC:Today's featured article/January 11, 2011
  ...eal season for storing food. Eating porridge on the festival is a very old Chinese tradition.[[Laba Festival| (More...)]]
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• Bailu
  [[file:Bailu2.JPEG|thumb|220px|Bailu, one of 24 Chinese solar terms.]] '''Bailu''' ('''白露''') is one of 24 traditional Chinese solar terms, reflecting the changing of four seasons. Around the day of Bai
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• CIIC:Today's featured article/February 22, 2015
  '''Spring roll''' ('''春卷''') is a traditional Chinese food especially popular during the [[Spring Festival]] period. The filling of sp
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• CIIC:Today's featured article/March 22, 2016
  '''Spring roll''' ('''春卷''') is a traditional Chinese food especially popular during the [[Spring Festival]] period. The filling of sp
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• CIIC:Today's featured article/February 15, 2013
  '''Spring roll''' ('''春卷''') is a traditional Chinese food especially popular during the [[Spring Festival]] period. The filling of sp
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• CIIC:Today's featured article/February5, 2014
  '''Spring roll''' ('''春卷''') is a traditional Chinese food especially popular during the [[Spring Festival]] period. The filling of sp
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• CIIC:Today's featured article/March 19, 2020
  '''Spring roll''' ('''春卷''') is a traditional Chinese food especially popular during the [[Spring Festival]] period. The filling of sp
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• CIIC:Today's featured article/February 11, 2016
  '''Spring roll''' ('''春卷''') is a traditional Chinese food especially popular during the [[Spring Festival]] period. The filling of sp
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• The plastic additive scandal
  ...ausing additive, officially known as DEHP, was first detected in a routine food security inspection in May, 2011. This discovery alerted the local hygiene In response to the unexpected food security crisis, the Chinese mainland government banned the importing of all problematic products, total
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• CIIC:Today's featured article/January28, 2012
  '''Spring roll''' ('''春卷''') is a traditional Chinese food especially popular during the [[Spring Festival]] period. The filling of sp
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• A Bite of China
  A seven-episode documentary series focusing on the heritage of Chinese catering, “A Bite of China” gives viewers a unique insight into more th But to say that “A Bite of China” solely focuses on eating food fails to do the documentary justice. The series describes traditional China
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• CIIC:Today's featured article/February 21, 2010
  ...ear dumplings). Although boiled dumplings have been a favorite food of the Chinese people for thousands of years, they have only been essential element of the
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• CIIC:Today's featured article/March 5, 2015
  ...of the first lunar month. It falls on March 5 this year. The most popular food is yuanxiao (rice dumplings), so it is also called the Yuanxiao Festival. (
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• CIIC:Today's featured article/September 27, 2015
  ...unar month, is a traditonal Chinese festival during which the most popular food is [[moon cake]]s. ([[Mid-autumn Festival|More...]])
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• CIIC:Today's featured article/September19, 2013
  ...alendar. It is a traditonal Chinese festival during which the most popular food is moon cakes. [[Mid-autumn Festival|(More...)]]
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• CIIC:Today's featured article/October 4, 2017
  ...alendar. It is a traditonal Chinese festival during which the most popular food is moon cakes. [[Mid-autumn Festival|(More...)]]
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• CIIC:Today's featured article/September 8, 2014
  ...alendar. It is a traditonal Chinese festival during which the most popular food is moon cakes. [[Mid-autumn Festival|(More...)]]
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• CIIC:Today's featured article/September30, 2012
  ...alendar. It is a traditonal Chinese festival during which the most popular food is moon cakes. [[Mid-autumn Festival|(More...)]]
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• Nanluoguxiang
  ...outh alleyway filled with cafes, bars, and shops all designed in classical Chinese '[[Hutong]]' style. ...or backpackers. Popular spots include the Passby Bar(Western and [[Chinese food]], gin and tonics, lovely courtyard atmosphere.), eateries like Paper, chee
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• Yancun Village
  ...with an auspicious meaning. Each house's gate is built in the shape of the Chinese character meaning "business," while every home is encircled by high walls. ...eople prefer hot food. Remember to foretell the cook if you don't like hot food.
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• Hanlu
  '''Hanlu''' ('''寒露'''), literally cold dews, is one of 24 traditional Chinese solar terms, reflecting the changing of four seasons. It falls around Octob ...ood such as chicken, duck, beef, pork liver, fish, shrimp, yam, etc. Spicy food, or capsicum, ginger, spring onion and garlic are not good choices.
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• Instant chickens' food scandal
  [[file:Instant chickens' food scandal.JPEG|thumb|250px|Instant chickens' food scandal. [File photo]]] ...KFC's China stores said that they had always attached great importance to food safety and only about one percent of its chickens were actually supplied by
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• Lidong
  ...ow still keep this custom of eating delicious food, especially high-energy food, on Lidong. In south China, chicken, duck, fish and other meats are people' ..., lamb, fish and black-bone chicken. Of course, fresh vegetables, tofu and food containing vitamins are still necessary.
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• Leather Milk
  ...manufacturers, who adulterate dairy products despite the country’s strict food security laws and regulations. ...iculture (MOA) issued a statement, saying the quality of fresh milk on the Chinese market was "generally safe" and that no leather hydrolyzed protein or other
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• CIIC:Today's featured article/February 25, 2019
  '''Spring rolls''' ('''春卷''') are traditional Chinese food. The filling of spring rolls could be vegetables or meat, and the taste cou
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• CIIC:Today's featured article/February 1, 2017
  '''Spring rolls''' ('''春卷''') are traditional Chinese food. The filling of spring rolls could be vegetables or meat, and the taste cou
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• Dragon Heads-raising Day
  ...h, which is a traditional festival for [[Han]] nationality popular in most Chinese regions. The festival is also embraced by many minorities such as the [[Mia ...l wake up while the Yang Qi starts to rise. Dragons are auspicious omen in Chinese folk legends and they dominate wind and rain. As the folk saying goes, "dra
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• Zongzi
  ...ooked by steaming or boiling. In Western countries, they are also known as Chinese rice dumplings. The traditional Chinese food Zongzi is meant to commemorate [[Qu Yuan]] (Chinese: 屈原340 B.C.-278 B.C.), the patriotic poet of ancient China.
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• McDull
  ...by the [[Hong Kong]] artist Alice Mak (Chinese: 麦家碧) and author Brian Tse (Chinese: 谢立文）. The pig, with a birthmark around his right eye, is meant to Favorite Food: Kuaikuai Chicken
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• Jumbo Kingdom
  ...et restaurant, which provides excellent quality food featuring traditional Chinese and modern fusion dishes, an open-deck cafe and restaurant, a wine garden a
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• Xiaoxue
  ...up, balsam pear, corn, buckwheat, carrot, lamb, beef and other high-energy food are highly recommended dishes.
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• Qingming Festival
  ...tombs of the deceased. Also, they will not cook on this day and only cold food is served. The Hanshi (Cold Food) Festival was usually one day before the Qingming Festival. As our ancestor
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• CIIC:Today's featured article/November 1, 2019
  ...grate." Rather, they say that the dumpling's filling has "burst," which in Chinese is a homonym for the auspicious phrase "to get rich." ([[Jiaozi|More...]])
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• CIIC:Today's featured article/November 6, 2016
  ...grate." Rather, they say that the dumpling's filling has "burst," which in Chinese is a homonym for the auspicious phrase "to get rich." ([[Jiaozi|More...]])
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• CIIC:Today's featured article/November 1, 2018
  ...grate." Rather, they say that the dumpling's filling has "burst," which in Chinese is a homonym for the auspicious phrase "to get rich." ([[Jiaozi|More...]])
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• Spring rolls
  '''Spring rolls''' ('''春卷''') are traditional Chinese food. The filling of spring rolls could be vegetables or meat, and the taste cou [[Category: food]]
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• Liqiu
  [[file:Liqiu2.JPEG|thumb|220px|Liqiu, one of 24 Chinese solar terms.]] [[file:Liqiu3.JPEG|thumb|220px|Delicious food in the Liqiu season.]]
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• Chinese mainland McDonald's
  ...the ensuing years, [[McDonald's]] experienced unanticipated success in the Chinese market, and today the yellow "M" can be seen throughout large- and medium-s
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• Hotan
  '''Hotan''', also known as [[Hetian]] (Chinese:和田) located in the southwest of [[Xinjiang]] Uygur Autonomous Region in ...rpet]]. Xinjiang food has much more of a Central Asian flavor to it than a Chinese taste. Hotan is one of the best cities in the region to sample authentic Xi
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• Sichuan Cuisine
  ...an Province in southwestern China. People immediately think of [[Sichuan]] food as being hot, sour, sweet, and salty; using fish sauce; or having a strange ...th hollyhock, boiled pork with mashed garlic, dry – fried carp, and boiled Chinese cabbage have kept their traditional flavors.
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• Golden Rice
  ...research institute had published the results of a GM rice experiment on 24 Chinese children in Hunan Province, which aroused concerns both at home and abroad. ...ing in comparative experiments unrelated to GM rice or other GM foods; all food consumed by the students was purchased from a local market. Additionally, t
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• Command on Punishment of War Criminals
  ...versaries/November 1, 2009|November 1]], [[1948]], the headquarters of the Chinese [[People's Liberation Army]] issued the '''"Command on Punishment of War Cr 6) Destroying food, storage and other military equipment;
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• Wang Zhizhen
  ..., associate researcher and researcher in the Biophysics Institute of the [[Chinese Academy of Sciences]] ([[CAS]]) Visiting scientist in the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (1988-1991)
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• Niu Gensheng
  '''Niu Gensheng''' (Chinese: 牛根生) (January 25, 1958-), founder of the Chinese dairy giant Mengniu Dairy, is a legendary entrepreneur and philanthropist. ...businessmen. The jury described him thus: “He is a bull [Niu means Bull in Chinese], but he runs at a rocket’s speed.”
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• CIIC:Today's featured article/September 13, 2019
  ...alendar. It is a traditonal Chinese festival during which the most popular food is [[moon cake]]s.
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• CIIC:Today's featured article/September 15, 2016
  ...alendar. It is a traditonal Chinese festival during which the most popular food is [[moon cake]]s.
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• CIIC:Today's featured article/September 24, 2018
  ...alendar. It is a traditonal Chinese festival during which the most popular food is [[moon cake]]s.
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• Jiaozi
  ...grate." Rather, they say that the dumpling's filling has "burst," which in Chinese is a homonym for the auspicious phrase "to get rich." ...nighttime, most of the games are played indoors. Popular games include Go, Chinese chess, card games, and mahjong. Before it gets dark, children ride bamboo h
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• Chushu
  ...of yin (negative) and yang (positive) in the body according to traditional Chinese medicine ([[TCM]]). People are advised to wear suitable clothes and have en ...milk, or soybean milk, and eat fresh vegetables and fruits. Fried or spicy food should be avoided.
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• Dumplings
  ...grate." Rather, they say that the dumpling's filling has "burst," which in Chinese is a homonym for the auspicious phrase "to get rich." ...nighttime, most of the games are played indoors. Popular games include Go, Chinese chess, card games, and mahjong. Before it gets dark, children ride bamboo h
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• Fangshan Cuisine
  Imperial food from the Ming and pre- Ming dynasties has mostly disappeared by today. What ...rehouse. Their teahouse was named Fangshan, which means imitation imperial food. They specialized in making and selling the orthodox pastries of the Qing P
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• Cuandixia Village
  ...uses feature this vivid stone, wood and brick carvings, reflecting ancient Chinese culture. In the [[Qing Dynasty]], it was a distributing center for business Tips: Most villagers provide food and accommodation, prices from 10-20 yuan. and there is no mobile signal av
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• Guangdong Cuisine
  '''Guangdong cuisine''' is unique among Chinese regional cuisines. Its raw materials, cooking methods, and flavorings all d ...rbed the cooking skills of the West as well as the cooking skills of other Chinese regions to develop its own unique methods. The most characteristic cooking
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• Temple fair
  ...inese people during festivals, most especially the [[Spring Festival]], or Chinese New Year. ...nt activities, and a traditional cultural event that features all kinds of Chinese folk art. So far, there have been more than 10 major temple fairs held each
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• Yuan Longping
  [[file:Yuan Longping 袁隆平.JPEG|thumb|270px|Yuan Longping, Chinese agricultural scientist.]] '''Yuan Longping''' ('''袁隆平''') is a Chinese agricultural scientist and educator, known for developing the first hybrid
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• Shenzhou 6
  '''Shenzhou 6''' (Chinese:神舟6) was [[China]]’s second manned spacecraft, which is launched on O ...Mongolia]]. During the space trip, the two astronauts received a call from Chinese President [[Hu Jintao]]. Nie also celebrated his 41st birthday while on the
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• Yufo Temple
  ...tionals. No Buddhist visitor leaves Shanghai without going to this temple. Food lovers, too, take great fancy in this temple, which operates a restaurant t
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• 24 Traditional Chinese Seasonal Divisions
  ...y important to the people?" "What is their purpose?" "Are they part of the Chinese lunar year?" ...eteorological phenomenon, to plan long-term farming practices. The ancient Chinese people were probably unable to tell the exact dates and time, but they knew
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• Laba Festival
  ...ese holiday celebrated on the eighth day of the twelfth month of the lunar Chinese calendar. Laba porridge is the most popular meal in the festival. ...nts feasted together on the sacrificial meat in an early expression of the Chinese tradition of communal eating. The Laba Festival is popularly referred to as
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• Sanmenyuan Village
  ...ite skills of engraver. They are also a valuable source of information for Chinese opera research. ...tel and restaurant available in the village. You'd better prepare some dry food or return Longyou County for dinner;
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• Islam in China
  ...in [[Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region]]. There are now about 20 million [[Chinese Muslims]]. There are more than 40 mosques in [[Beijing]] that are open to t ...ter settling in China and marrying Chinese women. Their descendants became Chinese Muslims.
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• Zhu Ziqing
  ...e [[May 4th Movement]] in 1919. He was later appointed as the professor of Chinese literature in Tsinghua University in 1925. From 1931-1932, he pursued the a ...osed the country’s Civil War (1945-1949) and refused to receive the relief food distributed by the United States. He died in serious illness and poverty at
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• Qiufen
  ...tial is also balanced. Too much or too little of greasy or high nutritious food is actually no good to health.
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• CIIC:Selected anniversaries/October 31
  [[1987]]: More than 700 people fell ill in a food poisoning case in [[Shanghai]] due to a restaurant's violation of health re [[1999]]: Four Chinese athletes, [[Yang Yang (A)]], [[Yang Yang (S)]], [[Wang Chunlu]] and [[Sun D
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• Winter Solstice Festival
  ...fter the Winter Solstice, days will become longer and longer. As [[ancient Chinese]] thought, the yang, or muscular, positive things will become stronger and ...traveling stopped. Relatives and friends presented to each other delicious food. In the Tang and Song dynasties, the Winter Solstice was a day to offer sca
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• Peng Dehuai
  ...he ranks to become a senior officer. He later became a member of the [[CPC|Chinese Communist Party]], affirming his path of life devoted to revolution. ...performed outstanding military exploits. He also enjoyed the esteem of the Chinese people and became the "ever-victorius general" in the eyes of overseas frie
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• Official Cuisine
  Chinese dishes are classified in two ways: One is by region. One of the regional me ...different living standards among the differing strata resulted in Chinese food being classified into the palace, officials', and common people's cuisines.
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• Chongyi Hakka Terrace
  ...家梯田'''), located in Chongyi county, Jiangxi province, was inscribed by the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations as a Globally Important ...ngyi county, Ganzhou city, in September 2017, the FAO sent a letter to the Chinese Ministry of Agriculture to confirm the selection of the Chongyi Hakka Terra
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• Rice Culture of China
  Chinese culture, boasting a lengthy history, is composed of numerous sub-cultures. ...ideological developments of ancient [[China]]. In this sense, traditional Chinese culture may be considered a “rice culture.”
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• Thirteenth National Congress of the Communist Party of China
  [[File:dx1.jpg|thumb|200px|left|Senior Chinese leader Deng Xiaoping chaired the opening session of the Thirteenth National ...e of Chinese society was of primary importance for building socialism with Chinese characteristics, that it was the essential basis on which to formulate and
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• Zhang Weiping
  '''Zhang Weiping''' ('''张伟平''') is Chinese film producer and supervisor. He is currently chairman of the board of dire ...ndustries, entering into an emerging class of ultra-wealthy businessmen in Chinese mainland by the early 1990s.
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• Quanjude
  [[category: restaurant]][[category: Chinese food]]
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• Dongzhi-Winter Solstice Festival
  ...2,500 years ago during the [[Spring and Autumn Period]] (770-476 BC), the Chinese scientists had determined the point of Winter Solstice by observing the mov ...Solstice, days will become longer and nights shorter. According to ancient Chinese philosophy, the "yang," or positive, will gradually become stronger after t
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• Tianluokeng Village
  ...uokeng Village, Nanjing County, Fujian Province. Fujian Tulou is a type of Chinese rural dwellings of the Hakka and Minnan people in the mountainous areas in ...20 to 50 yuan;<br>2. There is no supermarket, so it is better to take some food with you;<br>3. We recommend Tulou hotel in Nanjing County. Although the fa
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• Mid-autumn Festival
  ...alendar. It is a traditonal Chinese festival during which the most popular food is [[moon cake]]s. ...e Mid-Autumn Festival, all family members or friends meet outside, putting food on tables and looking up at the sky while talking about life. How splendid
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• Havoc in Heaven
  ...ated film produced by the four Wan brothers in the 1960s, at the height of Chinese animation. It received numerous awards and won the brothers domestic and in The story is adapted from the first chapters of the Chinese classic "[[Journey to the West]]." Sun Wukong, the rebellious[[ Monkey King
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• Drung ethnic group
  ...nnan Province. Their language belongs to the Tibetan-Myanmese group of the Chinese-Tibetan language family. Similar to the language of the Nu people, their ne ...ery year saw several lean months when their diet had to be supplemented by food gathering, hunting and fishing.
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• Tangshan earthquake
  ...fifteen days before being brought to the surface. Through all-out efforts, Chinese people rescued twenty three French, nineteen Danish and nine Japanese who l
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• National Health and Family Planning Commission
  ...Development and Reform Commission. The State Administration of Traditional Chinese Medicine, affiliated with the former Ministry of Health, is also now admini Department of Food Safety Standards, Monitoring and Assessment
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• Dragon Boat Festival
  ...hrimp from attacking his body. An old doctor poured a jug of reaglar wine (Chinese liquor seasoned with realgar) into the water, hoping to turn all aquatic be ...boat racing has developed into an aquatic sports item which features both Chinese tradition and modern sporting spirit. In 1980, it was listed into the state
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• Duanwu Festival
  ...hrimp from attacking his body. An old doctor poured a jug of reaglar wine (Chinese liquor seasoned with realgar) into the water, hoping to turn all aquatic be ...boat racing has developed into an aquatic sports item which features both Chinese tradition and modern sporting spirit. In 1980, it was listed into the state
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• Primi
  ...an characters, this was mainly for religious purposes. Most Primis now use Chinese. ...salted pork wrapped in pork skin in the shape of a pipa, a plucked string Chinese instrument with a fretted fingerboard. They also like tobacco, tea and liqu
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• Pumi ethnic group
  ...radually the Tibetan characters fell into oblivion, and most Pumis now use Chinese. ...salted pork wrapped in pork skin in the shape of a pipa, a plucked string Chinese instrument with a fretted fingerboard. They also like tobacco, tea and liqu
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• Achang ethnic group
  ...an speak Chinese and the language of [[Dais]]. Their written language is [[Chinese]]. ...aring, young men and women used to chew areca, blackening their teeth. For food, Achangs eat rice as their staple and prefer sour dishes. They live in cour
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• Manchu and Han Banquet
  ...med bun banquet." It was cooked simply and there was little variety in the food served. Most dishes were made of wheat flour and served in large quantities ...the Manchu and Han banquet), thus establishing the rare banquet's place in Chinese dietetic culture.
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• The History of Chinese Imperial Food
  ...s and called upon the best cooks to make delicious food for them. Imperial food represented a dynasty's best cuisine. ...ry and culinary rules. Imperial food comprised the dietetic culture of the Chinese palaces and it is part of China's valuable cultural heritage.
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• Lhoba ethnic group
  ...a distinctive language belonging to the Tibetan-Myanmese language family, Chinese-Tibetan language system. Few of them know the Tibetan language. Having no w ...riage with Tibetans was banned. They had to make their living by gathering food, hunting and fishing because of low grain yields in the region.
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• Chen Guangbiao
  '''Chen Guangbiao''' ('''陈光标'''), a Chinese billionaire and philanthropist, is famous for his high-profile but question ...e visited Japan after the devastating quake and tsunami. He donated money, food and daily necessities, and even rescued three people from the debris.
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• Gelao
  ...communicate with each other. For this reason, the language of the Hans, or Chinese, has become their common language, though many Gelaos have learned three or ...they eat wheat, rice, millet and sorghum. All the Gelaos – like many other Chinese – love to eat hot and sour dishes as well as glutinous rice cakes.
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• Derung
  ...nnan Province. Their language belongs to the Tibetan-Myanmese group of the Chinese-Tibetan language family. Similar to the language of the Nu people, their ne ...ery year saw several lean months when their diet had to be supplemented by food gathering, hunting and fishing.
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• Huang Yongyu
  '''Huang Yongyu''' (黄永玉), now on the brink of his nineties, is a legendary Chinese painter and writer, known for his combustible temper and outspoken manners. ...ildhood memories, as did the acquaintance with his uncle and famous modern Chinese writer [[Shen Congwen]].
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• Jixi
  ...f being a land of fish and rice. It also abounds in soybeans, maize, corn, Chinese sorghum, and other products. Jixi is an important base of commodity grains
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• State Council
  ...and interests of returned overseas Chinese and of the family members of [[Chinese]] nationals abroad; : [[State Food and Drug Supervision Administration]]
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• Lunar New Year's Eve
  ...lets were thought to protect the household from evil. According to ancient Chinese folk beliefs, ghosts and demons fear peach wood. Protective charms made of ...time of the Ming Dynasty, Spring Festival couplets were popular throughout Chinese society. Some examples of popular couplets for Spring Festival are: "Anothe
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• Gelo ethnic group
  ...onverse with each other. For this reason, the language of the [[Han]]s, or Chinese, has become their common language, though many Gelos have learned three or ...they eat wheat, rice, millet and sorghum. All the Gelos – like many other Chinese – love to eat hot and sour dishes as well as glutinous rice cakes.
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• China
  ...s but also one of the oldest in the world. Fossils that have been found in Chinese territory include those of[[ Yuanmou Man]], the first [[Homo erectus]], who The first light of Chinese civilization revealed itself 7,000 to 8,000 years ago, as indicated by the
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• Nu ethnic group
  ...by carving notches on sticks; educated Nus nowadays use the Han language (Chinese) for administrative purposes. The staple food of the Nus is maize and buckwheat. They rarely grow vegetables. In the past
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• Dai ethnic group
  The Dai language belongs to the [[Chinese-Tibetan language family]] and has three major dialects. It is written in an Rice is the staple food. The Dais in Dehong prefer dry rice, while those in Xishuangbanna like stic
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• Ci'en Sect in Han Buddhism
  ...onally translated 75 scriptures in 1,335 volumes, an unprecedented feat in Chinese Buddhist translation history. One of his translations was the ''Vijnanamatr ...middle and had the third cart loaded with his concubine, maidservants, and food. Midway along the road he came across a respectful old man, who, attract an
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• Nanxun
  ...ure, and old pine and cypress trees in courtyards. [[Gardens]] with both [[Chinese]] and western architecture are scattered all over the town. Together, they ...esents, collectively called "presenting soups." The presents are typically food items such as brown sugar, eggs, and milk powder. Some parents present baby
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• Jingpo ethnic group
  The Jingpos speak a language belonging to the Tibetan-Myanmese family of the Chinese-Tibetan language system. Until 70 years ago, when an alphabetic system of w ...cottage gardens. Jingpos also gather wild herbs and fruit as supplementary food.
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• Life in Cloisters
  ...x points are not enough to keep a monastery in order, and that is why in a Chinese monastery specific positions are instituted to supervise every aspect of li The abbot is the master of a Chinese monastery. Under him there are four supervisors and eight executives who pr
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• Kirgiz ethnic group
  ...n of the [[Altaic family]] of languages. It borrowed many words from the [[Chinese language]] after the 1950s, and a new alphabet was then devised, discarding ...ss society, there was a sharp polarization and class antagonism. Garments, food and housing showed marked differences in wealth and there were already word
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• Beihai Park
  Beihai Park is said to be built according to a traditional Chinese legend. The story is that once upon a time there were three magic mountains It was believed that different mountain-water combinations in ancient Chinese architecture led to totally different effects. So from then on, almost ever
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• Giant panda
  ...live in the wild, but they are sure it is shorter than lifespans in zoos. Chinese scientists have reported zoo pandas as old as 35. ...osures are very large wild areas, but protected by border fences. Although food has to be provided, the giant pandas will sleep there, eat there and recove
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• Wu Zhen
  ...of time when they walk through the Former Residence of Mao Dun – a famous Chinese writer – the Lizhi Academy of Classic Learning, Lin' Shop, Xiuzhen Temple ...ayed on traditional instruments such as the drum, gong, erhu (two-stringed Chinese fiddle), jinghu (a two-stringed bowed instrument with a high register, used
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• Mount Emei
  ...'), located in [[Sichuan Province]], is one of the four holy mountains of Chinese [[Buddhism]]. It is regarded as the domain of Samantabhadra, or Bodhisattva ...n Tree) Terrace. This is also the name of the temple on this terrace, with Chinese toon trees growing in front of it. The predecessor of this temple was the T
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• Yugur ethnic group
  '''Language''': Yugur and [[Han]] Chinese ...stern part of the county; and the Chinese language by those in Huangnibao. Chinese is also a common medium of communication among all Yugurs.
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• Kazak ethnic group
  ...s. Their religious burdens used to be heavy. They had to deliver religious food grain and animal taxes in accordance with Islamic rules. If they wanted to ...for a better year in stockbreeding. Every family entertains with "kuji," a food made of mutton, milk dough, barley, wheat and other delicacies. They give f
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• Buddhist Festivals
  ...arked on different dates in [[China]] than they are in Southeast Asia. The Chinese Buddhists (for the Han area) celebrate Sakyamuni's birthday on the eighth d ...e chanted in the hall. However, on the eighth day of the 12th lunar month, Chinese Buddhist temples are in the habit of dispensing laba porridge prepared of c
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• Miao ethnic group
  ...ich in natural resources. Major crops include paddy rice, maize, potatoes, Chinese sorghum, beans, rape, peanuts, tobacco, ramie, sugar cane, cotton, oil-tea ...eastern part of present-day Guizhou. They were referred to as the Miaos in Chinese documents of the [[Tang]] and [[Song]] period (AD618-1279).
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• Yao ethnic group
  ...e contacts with the Hans and Zhuangs, many Yaos also have learned to speak Chinese or Zhuang language. ...s of the [[Ming Dynasty]] (1368-1644). Ancient stone tablets engraved with Chinese characters can be found in a lot of Yao communities.
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• Hui ethnic group
  '''Language''': [[Han]] (standard [[Chinese]]) ...t of Huihui garrison troops to various areas to open up wasteland and grow food grain, nationwide tours by Huihui officials and scholars, and especially th
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• Huayan Sect in Han Buddhism
  ...diana who was styled as Xianshou, grew up in [[China]] and was educated in Chinese culture as an intelligent, boy prodigy. At 17, he went to [[Mount Taibai]] ...asked a patron to donate a meal for a large crowd. The man prepared enough food for 500 people, but unexpectedly, more than 1,000 arrived. The patron flush
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• Uygur ethnic group
  ...ed ownership on land and serfs, controlled water resources and manipulated food grain prices for profit. ...al people had to shoulder the war burdens, supplying warring factions with food grain, fuel, vehicles and draught animals, and the local economy suffered c
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• Zhuang ethnic group
  ...room, Chinese cinnamon, pseudo-ginseng, Chinese gecko (used in traditional Chinese medicine to help regain vitality), fennal and fennal essence. The last four In 1851, the Taiping Revolution, the biggest of peasant uprisings in Chinese history, broke out in this area. Thousands of Zhuangs joined the Taiping Ar
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• She ethnic group
  ...nguage is very close to the Hakka dialect of the Hans, and most Shes speak Chinese instead of their ethnic tongue; a few Guangdong Shes speak a language simil ...g out what he wanted, calling for chopsticks, wine and traditional wedding food. At the end of the banquet, he would sing again, this time ordering the dis
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• Spring Festival
  [[Image:Springfestival.jpg|thumb|right|250px|Spring Festival, the Chinese New Year]] ...Guo Nian''. Guo means "pass over" and Nian means "year." The origin of the Chinese New Year Festival can be traced back thousands of years through a continual
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• Chronicle of Sino-Canadian relations
  ...e National People's Congress and chairmen of the National Committee of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference have visited Canada successively In October 1983, [[Wu Xueqian]], Chinese State Councilor and Foreign Minister, visited Canada and signed with the Ca
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• Mongolian ethnic group
  ...edicinal herbs, including licorice root, "dangshen" (Codonopsis pilosula), Chinese ephedra (Ephedra sinica), and the root of membranous milk vetch (Astragalus ...the Inside History of Mongolia and the Buddhist Scripture Kanjur done into Chinese. These works enriched Mongolian culture and promoted cultural exchanges bet
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• Macao
  ...[[Official languages]] of Macao, and more than 95% of the population speak Chinese. Portuguese is spoken by about 0.6% and the remainder speak [[English]], [[ ...est bank of [[Pearl River Delta]] in South China, is the intersection of [[Chinese Mainland]] and [[South China Sea]]. It is also located at the south of trop
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• Deng Xiaoping
  ...e revolution, his courage as an innovator have earned his the trust of the Chinese people. At the turn of the century the Chinese nation was groaning in misery. Under the leadership of Dr. [[Sun Yat-sen]]
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• Jail
  ...ies that have already taken effect, in accordance with legal procedures. [[Chinese]] prisons execute the following types of penalties: Prisoners should be provided with food and beverages comparable to those provided to workers in similar fields at
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• Chang'an
  ...g was furnished with a number of small shops for daily necessities such as food and drink. There were also inns and handi­craft workshops. For instance, i ...rn Wei Dynasty (A.D. 386-534). The Sui capital thus benefited from ancient Chinese city designers’ accumulated wisdom over the centuries.
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• Manchu ethnic group
  '''Language''': Manchu (in both script and spoken language) and Han (standard Chinese) ...n people moved to north of the pass, many local Manchus picked up Mandarin Chinese too.
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• Xibe ethnic group
  ...my of Volunteers and the Broad Sword Society. Quite a few Xibes joined the Chinese Communist Party and the Communist Youth League to fight for national libera ...industrial enterprises including coal mines, farm machinery works, fur and food processing mills, which were non-existent before, have been built for the b
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• Hunan
  ...story as one of the cradles of the Agricultural Cultivation Culture of the Chinese people. More than 10,000 years ago, there were human being living and multi ...12,000 years ago was discovered here, and the cemetery of ancestors of the Chinese people, [[Yan Di Emperor]] and [[Shun Di Emperor]], are also in [[Hunan]].
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• Tibetan
  ...s to the Tibetan sub-branch of the Tibetan-Myanmese language branch of the Chinese-Tibetan language family. According to geographical divisions, it has three ...establishing the slavery kingdom known as "Bo," which was called "Tubo" in Chinese historical documents.
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• Tibetan ethnic group
  ...s to the Tibetan sub-branch of the Tibetan-Myanmese language branch of the Chinese-Tibetan language family. According to geographical divisions, it has three ...establishing the slavery kingdom known as "Bo," which was called "Tubo" in Chinese historical documents.
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• Yi ethnic group
  ...tretch across the Yi areas, where Yunnan pine, masson pine, dragon spruce, Chinese pine and other timber trees, lacquer, tea, camphor, kapok and other trees o ...x dialects. Many Yis in Yunnan, Guizhou and Guangxi know the Han (standard Chinese or Mandarin) language. The Yis used to have a syllabic script called the ol
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