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Culinary Delights in China: A Cultural Journey through Food

Explore the rich food culture of China, from imperial banquets to local street stands. Discover traditional recipes, dine at famous restaurants, and witness culinary artistry in action. Indulge in exotic flavors and vibrant dishes that tell stories of ancient traditions and modern innovations. From handmade noodles in X’ian to floating restaurants in Shanghai, savor the diverse tastes of China.

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Culinary Delights in China: A Cultural Journey through Food

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  1. Foods in China Susan Daly

  2. A banquet for an Emperor!

  3. Special forms mean certain fortunes

  4. A famous dumpling restaurant!

  5. Beside a stand, a boy practices caligraphy

  6. Making noodles by hand in X’ian

  7. A charcoal fire at the table.

  8. X’ian Chan Teahouse

  9. In Chengdu, a stand selling chicks

  10. Meal in Chengdu

  11. Rice paddy in Chengdu

  12. Chengdu private Pre-school welcome banner

  13. The primary school in Chengdu has students from age 3 to 6years. It was a private and very expensive pre- school with incredible facilities. We ate dinner with the principal and a teacher the night before and got to ask them lots of questions. Most teachers at this age level are female.

  14. Nap time beds

  15. The bathroom

  16. 3 year old class at snack time

  17. Their computer lab & 2 year olds

  18. The craft house

  19. The vegetable garden where kids grow some of the food they eat for lunch.The rabbit is a pet who prunes weeds.

  20. A feng shui water element

  21. The kids play ground

  22. The swimming pool for students

  23. A lovely path for the kids to follow

  24. A hill for kids to climb

  25. Budweiser even in Chengdu,China

  26. Small stands at Dazu

  27. Nanjing – McDonad’s

  28. A tea house in Nanjing

  29. Nanjing’s Kentucky Fried

  30. A very fancy dinner

  31. It’s everywhere

  32. Shanghai & Pepsi

  33. A floating restaurant in Shanghai

  34. High Tea at the Peninsula Hotel

  35. Fancy desserts

  36. Low income Housing in Hong Kong

  37. Chinese Pharmacy

  38. A farmers market at the housing project

  39. A delicious vegetable we had often in China

  40. An interesting selection of fruits

  41. Small stands like we saw all over China

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