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	Chinese food, cuisine, China tour
		he core of Chinese cuisine is taste, and the purpose is to preserve health...
		Explore the world of Chinese cuisine, including recipes, cooking tips and the role of food in Chinese culture....
		(including Imperial Food in Ming Dynasty, Imperial Food in Qing Dynasty, Fangshan Cuisine, Manchu and Han Banquet, Beijing Cuisine, Shandong Cuisine, Jiangsu-Zhejiang Cuisine, Fujian Cuisine, Guangdong Cuisine, Sichuan Cuisine, Hunan Cuisine, Hubei Cuisine)...
	www.chinatour.com /cuisine/cuisine.htm (2167 words)

	Culture of China - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Credited with shaping much of Chinese thought, Confucianism was the official philosophy throughout most of Imperial China's history, and mastery of Confucian texts provided the primary criterion for entry into the imperial bureaucracy.
		Chinese architecture, examples of which can be found over 2,000 years ago, has long been a landmark of Chinese culture.
		Chinese art has varied throughout its ancient history, marked by periods by the ruling dynasties of China and changing technology, as well influenced by great philosophers, teachers and religion.
	www.sevenhills.us /project/wikipedia/index.php/Culture_of_China (1899 words)

	Chinese_Cuisine
		Many Chinese restaurants offer a number of regional cuisines on the same menu, so it's not that easy to distinguish the difference when all dishes are equally delicious.
		Mandarin cuisine is the food of the northern imperial courts of old Peking, known today as Beijing.
		Generally considered the cuisine of China's southeastern region of Zhejiang Province, the sauces tend to be rich due to slow cooking techniques and reduction of sauces.
	www.inmamaskitchen.com /FOOD_IS_ART_II/food_history_and_facts/chinese_cuisine.html (701 words)

	Introduction - Chinese Cuisine and Snacks
		With a time-honored history, Chinese cuisine culture is extensive and profound.
		China has local cuisine, imperial dishes, dishes of ethnic minorities, Islamic dishes with a strong religious flavor and vegetarian dishes.
		Chinese cooking techniques are spread far and wide, and Chinese food is loved by the people all over the world.
	www.chinaplanner.com /cuisine/intro.htm (991 words)

	Chinese Cuisine - Subject Guide - Alice Statler Library
		Provides the information on the history of Imperial food, Chinese philosophies of health building, different types of cuisines, and how dishes are named.
		The Food and Cooking of China: An Exploration of Chinese Cuisine in the Provinces and Cities of China, Hong Kong, and Taiwan
		Encyclopedia entry on American-Chinese Cuisines which includes: history; American verses traditional menus; variations; fast food chains and additonal resources.
	www.ccsf.edu /Library/alice/subjguides/chinese.html (316 words)

	phorum - Chinese Culture Forum at Asiawind - Tempting Tastes of the Chinese Capital
		The city is also a great place to sample the elaborate and exquisite imperial cuisine and the famous Peking duck.
		Types of northern cuisine available, that could be worth a try.
		Beijing is packed with food stalls and restaurants serving both local and international cuisine at varying prices.
	www.asiawind.com /forums/read.php?f=2&t=1605&a=1 (276 words)

	Jinrong Wu A Chinese English Dictionary
		Jiao Mingyao-Healthy Life: Chinese Hundreds of Herb-medicine Imperial Cuisine (Chinese-English edition)...
		Jiao Mingyao-Prolonging Life: Chinese Hundreds of Herb-medicine Imperial Cuisine (Chinese-English edition)...
		Jiao Mingyao-Nourishing Life: Chinese Hundreds of Herb-medicine Imperial Cuisine (Chinese-English edition)...
	www.colonel-custard.co.uk /Jinrong-Wu-A-Chinese-English-Diction-418-158-888-4.html (276 words)

	Game of gourmet mastery - May 13, 2004
		Known as the Imperial Challenge, the newly launched event showcased the stuff top chefs in Chinese cuisine were made of.
		This competition for professional chefs of Chinese banquet cuisine will be held every four years in the FHA, one of Asia's high-profile international food and hospitality events.
		The event was hosted by the Restaurant Association of Singapore (RAS) and supported by the World Association of Chinese Cuisine and China Cuisine Association.
	www.inq7.net /lif/2004/may/13/lif_1-1.htm (727 words)

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		156495 Chronicle of the Chinese Emperors The ReignByReign Record of the Rulers of Imperial China by Ann Paludan, To
		156500 Chinese Cuisine Beijing Style by Lee Hwa Lin, Wei-Chuan Publishing
		156542 Chinese Cuisine Taiwanese Style by Lee-Hwa Lin, Wei-Chuan Publishing
	www.fuenfmarkschein.de /a_156.html (4540 words)

	Mandarin Chinese cuisine guide - by a food authority
		Mandarin cuisine (in its Imperial Court sense) is the cuisine of the traditional Chinese banquet.
		In the narrow sense, the term Mandarin cuisine refers to the elaborate and delicate Mandarin specialties that were originally cooked for the elite members of the now-defunct Imperial Court.
		Mandarin cuisine has the reputation for being China's most refined cuisine.
	www.hillmanwonders.com /cuisines/china_mandarin.htm (282 words)

	Dining, Hongkong, Regent Tour China
		Beijing Cuisine: Whereas Shanghainese restaurants are generally informal, purist Beijing eating places tend to fit the stereotype of a Westerner's idea of a Chinese restaurant: red brocade, tasseled lanterns, and a more formal or imperial style.
		Shanghainese Cuisine: The three East China Sea provinces of Jiangsu, Zhejiang, and Fujian, together with their two adjacent inland provinces, make up what is called the Eastern School of Chinese cuisine.
		Cantonese Cuisine: Of all China's regional cuisines, that of Canton (Guangdong) province is generally recognized to be the finest.
	www.regenttour.com /chinaplanner/hkg/hk-food-dining.htm (652 words)

	Chinese food, cuisine, China tour
		he core of Chinese cuisine is taste, and the purpose is to preserve health...
		Explore the world of Chinese cuisine, including recipes, cooking tips and the role of food in Chinese culture....
		The vastness of China's geography and history echoes through the polyphony of Chinese cuisine.
	www.chinatour.com /cuisine/cuisine.htm (2167 words)

	Chinese Restaurant - TastyRestaurants: Fine Dining Resource Guide
		Imperial Chinese Restaurant - Chinese seafood and dimsum specialties downtown in the financial district.
		Junior Poon - Chinese Restaurant and Wine Bar - Information, menus, and directions for this restaurant specialising in Peking and Szechuan cuisine.
		Lee's Wok Chinese Restaurant - Indian-style Hakka Chinese cuisine.
	www.tastyrestaurants.com /search/Chinese%20Restaurant (810 words)

	Culture of China - Encyclopedia.WorldSearch
		Popular tourist locations in China include the complex known as the Forbidden City, located in Beijing, which was once the center of Chinese Imperial power.
		Moreover, the Chinese people have been unified for over two millenia by the commonalities of their languages which, although generally mutually unintelligible in their spoken forms, share a common structure as analytic languages, where each concept is represented by a different word.
		In essence, the history of 20th Century China is one of experimentation to find a new system of social, political, and economic organization that would allow for the reintegration of the nation in the wake of dynastic collapse.
	encyclopedia.worldsearch.com /chinese_culture.htm (2070 words)

	Dining, Hongkong, Regent Tour China
		Beijing Cuisine: Whereas Shanghainese restaurants are generally informal, purist Beijing eating places tend to fit the stereotype of a Westerner's idea of a Chinese restaurant: red brocade, tasseled lanterns, and a more formal or imperial style.
		Shanghainese Cuisine: The three East China Sea provinces of Jiangsu, Zhejiang, and Fujian, together with their two adjacent inland provinces, make up what is called the Eastern School of Chinese cuisine.
		Cantonese Cuisine: Of all China's regional cuisines, that of Canton (Guangdong) province is generally recognized to be the finest.
	www.regenttour.com /chinaplanner/hkg/hk-food-dining.htm (652 words)

	Chinese food, cuisine, China tour
		Explore the world of Chinese cuisine, including recipes, cooking tips and the role of food in Chinese culture....
		he core of Chinese cuisine is taste, and the purpose is to preserve health...
		The vastness of China's geography and history echoes through the polyphony of Chinese cuisine.
	www.chinatour.com /cuisine/cuisine.htm (2167 words)

	Imperial Tea Court Recent Press
		For years, the Imperial Tea Court has been regarded as the quintessential teahouse in Chinatown, and this new branch, set in the city's bustling cathedral to cuisine (the Marketplace houses local purveyors of every imaginable gourmet food), is a refuge for weary shoppers.
		The Imperial Tea Court, located on the edge of Chinatown, is the only Chinese tearoom of its kind in the United States.
		Imperial Court is easily the most peaceful retreat in Chinatown, with presentation as important as the teas themselves.
	www.imperialtea.com /about/RecentPress1.asp (4944 words)

	Meals for Emperors
		Snacks, imperial wines, and medicinal meals of the Qing Dynasty is an important effort to identify, continue, and develop this cuisine as well as an important task in understanding and further developing today’s dietetic culture.
		The ancient Chinese philosophy reflected in the emperor’s diets was “harmony is precious.” “Harmony” meant the foods should include the five cereals and five flavors.
		These details are clearly recorded in the archived imperial diets of the Qing Palace General Office of Internal Affairs.
	www.china.org.cn /english/imperial/26112.htm (1712 words)

	Fanshang Restaurant - Imperial Gardens in China
		Traditional Chinese cuisine mingles perfectly with the art of garden construction in the Fangshan Restaurant.
		Dishes in this restaurants, made according to recipes of the Qing imperial kitchen, are known for exquisite preparation, eye-pleasing color and a taste that ranges from delicate and sweet to crispy and tender.
		Both were built in 1751, or the 16th year of the Qianlong Reign of the Qing Dynasty.
	www.visit-china-97.com /gardens/imperialgarden/imp_fr.htm (1712 words)

	Luxury travel China - Artisans of Leisure - Luxury China tours
		This tour explores the rich culture, diverse cuisine and spectacular landscapes of Yunnan Province, a region in southwestern China where Chinese, Tibetans, Laotians, Burmese, Vietnamese, Indians and hill tribe minorities converge.
		This comprehensive tour traverses China-from the imperial city of Beijing, to the Silk Road town of Dunhuang, to the beautiful scenery in Guilin and Hangzhou, to the diverse cultures of Yunnan, concluding in modern Shanghai.
		After a night of gourmet kaiseki (seasonal tasting menu) cuisine and outdoor hot springs, continue by shinkansen (bullet train) to the ancient capital of Kyoto.
	artisansofleisure.com /LuxuryChinaTours (1712 words)

	Bamboo Garden - Vegetarian Cuisine
		In the tradition of Chinese vegetarian cuisine, we are pleased to offer tantalizing dishes whose origins go back thousands of years to China's early imperial dynasties.
		The royal court's skilled chef created extraordinary vegetarian recipes, with the appearance, texture, and taste of the emperor's favorite meat, poultry, and seafood dishes.
		Before making his annual prayer for the kingdom's prosperity, the emperor was required to practice strict vegetarianism for seven weeks.
	www.bamboogarden.net (219 words)

	San Francisco Downtown Restaurant Guide 2000
		Toy’s menu is a combination of French and Chinese cuisine.
		Signature menu includes seafood bisque crowned with puff pastry; minced squab imperial; whole Maine lobster sautéed in peppercorn sauce; and medallion of beef with garlic and wine.
		Chef and owner Nei has kept the décor simple and cozy (“jai yun” means “home”) but has created an extensive multi-course banquet menu that includes such dishes as lotus root salad, scrambled egg with abalone and pig’s leg in a special sauce.
	www.sfdowntown.com /restguide/chinese.html (746 words)

	Ya Fei's cuisine a fusion of East and West - PittsburghLIVE.com
		Kathy Yee, the owner of Ya Fei Chinese Cuisine restaurant in Robinson Town Centre, shared her recipe for Imperial Duck, which is a seasonal item but can be ordered anytime of the year.
		Ya Fei's cuisine a fusion of East and West
		Long before fusion food became a focus of sommeliers nationwide, Yee was tasting Pacific Rim dishes with a variety of wines.
	www.pittsburghlive.com /x/style/fooddrink/cookingclass/s_329761.html (924 words)

	Xi'an Garden Hotel
		There is also the Tang Theater Restaurant which can seat up to 260 people, and offers traditional French or Chinese cuisine.
		Xi ' an Garden Hotel, an international four-star hotel, is a joint-venture property located next to the famous Tang Dynasty Temple - The Big Wild Goose Pagoda.
		The hotel is about 5km from the city center in a very setting with beautiful pavilions, towers, and a small lake.
	www.cbw.com /hotel/garden-xian (203 words)

	Imperial Hotel Tokyo in Tokyo, Japan
		Peking Elegant, aristocratic Chinese cuisine inspired by favorites from the imperial court, served in a relaxed contemporary setting.
		LOUNGES The Old Imperial Bar A salute to the architectural heritage of Frank Lloyd Wright, with intriguing decor from the 1923 Imperial and masterfully concocted spirits from around the world, The Old Imperial Bar is the hotel's main bar and a Tokyo institution.
		Imperial Viking TEL 81-3-3539-8045 Buffet breakfast, lunch and dinner, offering dozens of tasty continental favorites and a fine view of the city from the 17th Floor of the Main Building.
	japan.hoteladvisor.com /wct_10216319.html (792 words)

	China tour, china travel information, china vacation, business trip to China
		China Daily, Sep. 20, 2005 - The Chinese government will spend 1.5 billion yuan (US$1.84 billion) to revamp central Beijing's Forbidden City, also known as the Imperial Palace or Palace Museum, over the next 15 years, sources from the museum said.
		Xinhua, Sep. 27, 2005 - The epidemic hemorrhagic fever (EHF) in northeast China's Jilin Province is rapidly spreading from mountainous regions to the plain areas and the city proper, according to the Jilin Provincial Disease Prevention and Control Centre.
		Being the first of such kind in China, the map can help tourists to choose the best way to go to a certain place, to find out the distance between two places and the cab fare needed.
	www.chinatour.com (2349 words)

	Li Li's - Master Of Imperial Chinese Cuisine Holds Court In Australia
		Now Li Li has relocated her restaurant in Australia and the article tells about her restaurant's history and what one can expect at the remarkable Imperial banquets.
		Li Li is the great granddaughter of the Manchurian General that was in charge of the Imperial Kitchen during the time of the last Emperor.
		With this honor under her belt she then set up one of the first private restaurants in Beijing which soon became so popular that even the US Secretary of State had to be turned away from dining there one evening.
	www.walterglaser.com /lilis.htm (2349 words)

	PUERTO RICO: Three Futures, One Unending Past
		Puerto Rico ignores the wretched history of its imperial siblings and turns an ungrateful eye upon its benefactor, uniting in infantile indignation at the U.S. Navy's use of one offshore island for military exercises.
		Puerto Rico's cuisine is similar to that of nearby islands, heavy on rice and beans, light on meat.
		While cooking Chinese food is not yet popular, in requiring more steps in preparation than many people pressed for time can muster, Italian cooking has long been popular.
	members.aol.com /XPUS2/PR.html (14833 words)

	Dining, Hongkong, Regent Tour China
		Beijing Cuisine: Whereas Shanghainese restaurants are generally informal, purist Beijing eating places tend to fit the stereotype of a Westerner's idea of a Chinese restaurant: red brocade, tasseled lanterns, and a more formal or imperial style.
		Shanghainese Cuisine: The three East China Sea provinces of Jiangsu, Zhejiang, and Fujian, together with their two adjacent inland provinces, make up what is called the Eastern School of Chinese cuisine.
		Mongolian Cuisine: However, imperial grandeur is not the order of the day at Hong Kong's Mongolian barbecue restaurants.
	www.regenttour.com /chinaplanner/hkg/hk-food-dining.htm (652 words)

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