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Tag Archives: food
Shandong tax authorities dismiss alleged high “bread tax”
Pan Yaomin, a Ji’nan CPPCC member (Chinese People’s Political Consultative Conference) and local wheat mill manager recently earned cheers for taking on the government’s tax regime, especially, the tax levied on one particular food: the steamed bun.
Posted in Front Page of the Day
Tagged food, The Beijing News
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Is the age of mass inflation coming?
The Beijing News: According to the latest numbers released by National Bureau of Statistics of China (NBSC), the past October, CPI has grown by 4.4%, the highest in 25 months.
Posted in Front Page of the Day
Tagged food, inflation, National Bureau of Statistics, price
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Get a dose of your own medicine: Chongqing man drinks formalin
A man in Chongqing was rushed to hospital yesterday after drinking a “big mouthful” of formalin, a solution of highly lethal formaldehyde. He had received a stomach wash and turned out all right.
Posted in Front Page of the Day
Tagged Chongqing Times, food, formalin, safety
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Danwei Canteen: Egg Dumplings
In the second episode of Danwei Canteen, Anhui native Li Zhongqin cooks her mother’s egg dumpling recipe, set to music from Anhui.
Posted in Featured Video
Tagged Chinese cuisine, cooking, Danwei Canteen, food, Jeremy Goldkorn, Li Zhongqin
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Danwei Canteen: Chestnut Chicken Stew
Our new series, Danwei Canteen is a quick guide to traditional Chinese food as it’s prepared where the cuisine was born: in Chinese rural areas and villages.
Posted in Featured Video
Tagged cooking, cuisine, Danwei Canteen, food, music
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Toon omelettes
Kitchen Yo is a new online cooking show about food in China with the first episode featuring Danwei’s Jeremy Goldkorn as host.
Food for the single life
单身贵族 brand snacks at the local convenience store.
Dog meat ban for Olympics
No dog meat for the Olympics.
Posted in 2008 Beijing Olympic Games
Tagged Beijing, dog meat, food, food safety, Olympics
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Sichuan Earthquake Survivors – Photos
In Dujiangyan, I met a group of migrant construction workers taking a lunch break. They have been working in the earthquake zone for a month now, working to clear out the thousands of tons of rubble the earthquake left behind. This man told me he would return to his home province Shaanxi in August, in time to help his family with the harvest.
Posted in Uncategorized
Tagged earthquake, food, migrant workers, photographs, Sichuan
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Free speech from a former Publicity Department head
Zhong Peizhang on free speech; China gourmet; Paul French vs. Tom Doctoroff; moving to China; music in the Vatican; Barmé on the torch; Chinese firms bargain-hunting.
Posted in Danwei Picks
Tagged acquisitions, food, free speech, music, Olympic torch relay
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