Food

The Rise of Prefabricated Cuisine in China: A Culinary Revolution

The prefabricated food market in China has witnessed significant growth, driven by modernization and changing consumer lifestyles. Prefabricated meals offer convenience and cater to the fast-paced lives of urban populations. However, concerns about health implications and the preservation of traditional cooking methods have emerged. The industry faces challenges but also opportunities for growth, technological advancements, and international expansion, shaping a future of innovation, sustainability, and cultural exchange.

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Neil Buchanan, an Art Teacher Missed by Countless Middle-aged Chinese “Kids”

In the 90s and early 2000s, “Art Attack” and its host Neil Buchanan captivated Chinese children with its accessible approach to art and creativity, providing an escape from the pressures of rote learning and standardized testing. Neil’s unique teaching style and encouragement continue to inspire a love for art and a creative mindset in a generation now navigating adulthood.

Culture

What is “To Live”, one of China’s most famous modern novels, about?

“To Live,” a novel by Yu Hua, vividly portrays the resilience of the human spirit amidst life’s tumultuous journey. Through the protagonist Fugui, the story unfolds against the backdrop of a changing China, delving into themes of family, struggle, and endurance. The novel’s timeless message resonates in today’s world, reminding readers of the enduring power of hope and love.