Is dim sum a single dish?
In Guangzhou, morning tea can mean choosing from a table of small dishes. The question is not just what to eat, but what to share.
Read the storyIn Guangzhou, morning tea can mean choosing from a table of small dishes. The question is not just what to eat, but what to share.
Read the storyXiaolongbao are little steamed parcels with hot broth inside. There is a reason people pause before the first bite.
Read the storyZongzi look like little leaf parcels. Inside, a cook might put pork, egg yolk or something sweet.
Read the storyA Shanghai wonton can carry pork, greens and a bit of local history inside its wrapper.
Read the storyA Beijing programme turned technology parks into a trail with activities and stamps. The best question is what visitors learn between the checkpoints.
Read the storyA Shanghai sports programme included orienteering through the city. It makes a familiar street feel different when finding your way is the challenge.
Read the storyA Shanghai youth camp brought students from many countries together. The most interesting part might have been the questions they asked one another.
Read the storyAt the Chengdu panda base, keepers use enrichment objects to give pandas more interesting things to do.
Read the storyTea is not one flavour in six packets. Chinese tea makers work with different leaves, methods and places, producing far more variety than a single mug suggests.
Read the storyA Shanghai shopping event turned a sightseeing bus into a moving fan attraction. Suddenly, a journey between places became part of the event.
Read the storyIn Shanghai, an orchestra played the music of a video game. You did not need a controller to hear what the game was trying to make you feel.
Read the storyWith a blind box, the mystery is part of the purchase. That can be fun, but a collection should not become a race you never meant to enter.
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