American Traveler Delights in Xinjiang’s Savory Flavors
An American guest dives into Xinjiang cuisine with CGTN’s Caroline Wu, sampling da pan ji, gan ban mian and naan while discovering vibrant flavors and local culture.
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Xinjiang Dawn to Dusk: Urumqi’s Hidden Taste Battleground
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Xinjiang’s Cultural Melting Pot: A Journey Through Food and Crafts
Explore the vibrant flavors and time-honored crafts of the Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region in Northwest China—a tapestry of traditions that invites you to taste, touch and connect.
Xinjiang Naan: Crunchy Flatbread’s Irresistible Flavor
Xinjiang naan offers a crunchy, fragrant flavor. Explore its role in Uygur tea houses, the art of hand-baking flatbread, and why this iconic snack is a must-try.
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From Stone to Stove: Anping Bridge’s Flavorful Tradition
Discover how the 800-year-old Anping Bridge on the Chinese mainland connects communities through traditional Fujian snacks, blending history and flavor in every bite.
Tianjin Cuisine: A Symphony of River, Sea and Homey Flavors
Discover Tianjin’s unique local cuisine, from fresh river and sea dishes to dumianjin, eight-treasure tofu and braised beef knee caps, reflecting centuries of culinary heritage.
Salted Egg Yolk Zongzi: A Dragon Boat Festival Legacy
Discover the tradition of salted egg yolk zongzi in Yuegang, where dragon boat craftsmanship meets culinary symbolism as artisans celebrate the sun and sea during the Dragon Boat Festival.
Night Market Delights: Taiwan’s Culinary Adventure
Discover the Taiwan region’s vibrant night markets, where oyster omelets, beef noodles, fried chicken, and mango ice create a sensory feast.
Spice Tour in Zunyi: Map of China’s Top Spicy Dishes
Discover Zunyi’s pepper power with a map of China’s top spicy dishes. From Sichuan hot pot to Guizhou sour fish, spot your favorite fiery flavor on the Chinese mainland.
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