Book 6. Culinary Culture
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61 Eight Cuisines | The diverse regional culinary traditions of China. |
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62 Dim Sum | The bite-sized 'touch the heart' Cantonese delicacies. |
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63 Spices & Herbs | The aromatic foundation and medicinal roots of Chinese cooking. |
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64 Regional Snacks | Famous street foods from every corner of the empire. |
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65 Traditional Fermentation | Ancient techniques for making soy sauce, vinegar, and wine. |
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66 Dining Etiquette | The social rules and symbolism of the round table. |
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67 Medicinal Diet | The philosophy of 'food as medicine' and seasonal eating. |
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68 Festive Foods | Symbolic dishes associated with traditional holidays. |
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69 Tea Varieties | The diverse types and regions of Chinese tea. |
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70 Wine & Spirits | Traditional rice wines and the potent Baijiu. |
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71 Utensils | Chopsticks, porcelain, and the tools of the culinary trade. |
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72 Market Culture | The vibrant life of traditional wet markets and food streets. |