CNN iReporters ranked Chinese century eggs (pídàn, 皮蛋) as number one revolting food in the world, surprising many Chinese. Recently, Chinese netizens actively joined two polls on Sina’s Weibo. The results are as follows:
Most revolting foods in the west: Stinky cheese, pungent stench Medium-rare beef, too bloody Escargot [...]
Continue Reading →7月10日是Shanti的生日。作为朋友的我,晚上七点多和朋友一起来到位于鼓楼大街的Paper饭店。Paper, 店如其名,真的就象一张白纸,从外面就看到了白色的店面,走进去一看,也是一片白色:白色的墙壁、白色的柜台、白色的椅子。似乎与外面的喧闹的大街是两个世界。
Continue Reading →Suzhou, Jiangsu, China — We visited Suzhou on the way to Zhouzhuang and Shanghai. For the next couple days in Suzhou and Zhouzhuang we didn’t have any family visits. With more time on our hands, we decided to check out the Suzhou Museum designed by Continue Reading →
Chengdu, Sichuan, CHINA — Today is one of those days I live for. I arrived at the house of the Luo family, greeted downstairs by their good little boy Luo Xiao. Luo Xiao, age 10, escorted Adeline and [...]
Continue Reading →I’ve enjoyed hobnobbing digitally with food enthusiasts online via blogs and Twitter. Recently, I’ve published Chinese versions of my blogs onto Sina, with hopes to connect with more food fans and project participants. The experience has [...]
Continue Reading →I’m half Filipino from my mother’s side, and my other half is mostly Danish American. I like to talk about my family a lot on this site because a lot of things in life I associate with my family. There are a lot of things our parents try to teach us, but when you’re young [...]
Continue Reading →2010 February 13-14 | Year of the Tiger {Beijing, China}
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Happy New Year! 新年快乐!
Happy 2010 and happy year of the Tiger! Through the ShowShanti project, I have visited 17 families in 2009. I look forward to bridging more relationships with families in China, learning their favorite recipes.
Wishing everyone a successful year [...]
Continue Reading →Yibin, CHINA – My host in Sichuan arranged a pick up for my team and I in Yibin. Her younger brother arrived in a sedan carrying his wife, niece, and two year old. There are two healthy sized young men in my team so our seating arrangements placed the niece, my two [...]
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