China Photo: Street food
Snacks abound. Convenience stores have a steam table full of hot nibbles, vendors sell a scores of “on a stick” snacks, fruit seller with pineapples,
Expat Tales and Adventures
Snacks abound. Convenience stores have a steam table full of hot nibbles, vendors sell a scores of “on a stick” snacks, fruit seller with pineapples,
A few weeks ago I received an interesting email. I was ready to dismiss it, but after running it was a friend “in the know” learned that it was actually legit.
Last week it was hot – shorts-weather. This week? I’m wearing a toque and long-johns. There’s no insulation in south China homes – plain cement walls.
The former Police Married Quarters have been opened to the public by the HULU Culture group and are used for art and multimedia displays.
I spied this young lad taking a hearty sip of milk tea. If there’s one thing a growing toddler needs it’s a good hit of sugar and caffeine.
The Chinese Lantern Festival will be celebrated February 28, ending Chinese Lunar New Year. The 15-day long Spring Festival will draw to a close.
The Qipao, the high-necked, long-slitted traditional woman’s dress of China, is possibly one of most attractive garments in the world.
Every location in China has a claim to fame. Example: Each town has a famous foods which is hawked by savvy restaurateurs.
My honorary daughter came to visit last weekend, a rare occurrence. I can thank the school break for Chinese New Year.
Chinese New Year is almost upon us: February 14, 2010 will see the arrival of the Year of the Tiger.