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Orient & Occident in Harmony; Pairing Wine with Chinese Food
Once preposterous to some, it is now virtually general knowledge that good wine definitely does go well with Chinese food; the trick...
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China’s 4 Types of Entertainment TV; 3 are Fake
Entertainment television shows in China have experienced profound change over the last 30 years. From the beginning of the 1990s to the...
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A Huangshan Road Trip
The word “Taiping” is virtually a cliché. As a place name, this is the local equivalent of Springfield in the USA; no less than...
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From our Columnists
Happy Lemon; Drink it Like a Russian
Chinese food was the ultimate treat for me. You may sneer at those British-Cantonese restaurant dishes which so excited me: spare ribs,...
Orient & Occident in Harmony; Pairing Wine with Chinese Food
Once preposterous to some, it is now virtually general knowledge that good wine definitely does go well with Chinese food; the trick...
In Perspective; Sifang Art Museum
My Nanjing bucket list is about as long as a Chinese birthday noodle and one of the dinosaurs that’s been lurking there...
Economic Stimulation; Golden Week vs. Long Weekends
It might be hard to believe, but the Golden Week of May has been away from the PRC calendar for over a...
Good Coppers; Nanjing’s Best Bronzes
It’s easy to overlook the importance of material in an age defined by the virtual, yet the permanence of bronze outlives any...
Fungi Fever & the Shroom Boom
Health focused businesses that centre around prodigy foods christened “super” is most definitely in vogue. Recently, trendy trailblazers or “people brands” have...
GUIDES TO NANJING
Nanjing South Railway Station 101; All You Need Know
True to its designation as the largest railway station in Asia by area, Nanjing South Railway station can be quite a daunting place from which to be trying to catch a train. The Nanjinger breaks down the station into manageable parts.
Departure Hall
If you are visiting...
Squat’s Up; A Guide to Chinese Toilets
Going to the bathroom is second nature, but when in China, you might want to think twice and enter at your own risk. Squat toilets are not actually such a hassle, if it is clear what to expect, what to bring along, and how...
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Reality Check; Bread, Check; Sourdough, Check; Café, Check
Born in Scotland and raised in England, Isabelle Ma, owner and head chef at Real Bread Cafe in downtown Xinjiekou, speaks with...
Hot New Dog Let Out in Nanjing’s Xinjiekou
We entered into the restaurant through wooden doors, the sports-themed decoration immediately eye- catching. Small but cosy, newly opened Rockin’ Bar might...
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