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Brief Introduction

Welcome to all you food lovers to the Edible Journey Through China!!!!! Whether you're just infatuated with Chinese food, or you'd like to cook a surprise treat, or you just want to research for your Asian Studies assignment, well, this is the correct site to go to. In here you'll find stuff about the history of Chinese food, cooking methods and utensils, different kinds of regional cuisine, or festivals and their special kinds of food, and lots more!!!!

First of all, let me introduce myself to you. I am Mr Wong, the tour guide of this site. I'll take you through this Edible Journey step by step. Why wait??? Let's start this incrEDIBLE journey now!!!

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The Chinese do not drink wine cold, or put ice in their drinks. They believe warm wines are a digestive aid and help blood circulation.
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