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My parents flew in to Guangzhou, China to come eat the best Cantonese Chinese food and to meet Ting's family. So we decided to take them for only the BEST Chinese Food in Guangdong! We're going full on, eating the BEST Dim Sum, Home cooked Chinese Food, and Roast Goose!
To start our food and travel adventure, and in true Food Ranger style, we're going first for the BEST dim sum in Guangzhou! We brought my entire family to the White Swan restaurant, and ordered some true Cantonese food dim sum classics. We ordered shrimp and truffle shaomai dumplings, huge PLUMP hagao shrimp dumplings, black bean sauce chicken feet, and more. It was honestly the best dim sum I've ever eaten! A little expensive for this Chinese food, but so WORTH IT!
After that, we went to Guangzhou's largest seafood market to search for some delicious Chinese seafood to buy and bring back home to cook some delicious Chinese recipes with. There were massive lobsters and alaskan king crabs and more! We decided to purchase some hairy mitten crabs and steam them! Ting's mom cooked up a delicious cantonese lunch, using her home style Chinese recipes. Very delicious!
And to finish the day, we went Foodrangin' and went on a GOOSE JOURNEY to eat the BEST cantonese roast goose in the world! Master Chef Liu, owner and head chef at Datouhua restaurant in Shunde, China, has perfected and mastered the craft of making roast goose! He served us the juiciest and most plump roast goose ever and accompanied it with some BBQ pork and goose liver! It was insanely juicy and delicious!
The goose journey was worth coming to China alone for, and my parents loved it! It was the best day of Foodrangin' ever!
The detailed addresses for these Chinese street food and Chinese cuisine locations are listed below:
1) Best Dim Sum in Guangzhou:
White Swan Restaurant (2nd floor) inside the White Swan hotel.
Chinese name: 广州白天鹅宾馆, Chinese Restaurant Address: 沙面南路一号
2) Best Cantonese Roast Goose and BBQ Pork in the whole world:
Datouhua Roast Goose in Shunde, China, where all the best Cantonese chefs are from!
BBQ Pork And Roast Goose Chinese Restaurant Name: 黄连大头华烧鹅
Address: 勒流黄连萧地大马路72号
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Street Food in China! Exotic Chinese Street Food and Seafood in Guangzhou, near Hong Kong! This is the best street food!
In Guangzhou, China, and Hong Kong, there is some of the best chinese seafood and Chinese street food around the world. In 2016, I began getting more and more serious about eating Chinese street food, and now, in 2017, I'm going full time! Fresh, cheap, and delicious Chinese street food! You have to try it! You can eat and try the best cantonese food specialties like dim sum, bbq roast pork (char sui), rice noodle rolls, and fresh (not cheap) seafood from a local seafood market, all of which are must try chinese foods!
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In this food and travel video/vlog, I take you on a full Chinese street food tour of Guangzhou (keep this food in mind if you also visit Hong Kong)- we eat a lot of specialties on the street and in Chinese restaurants together. The addresses for these locations are listed below. Chinese/Asian food recipes are going to be included in my blog shortly.
1) Local street food Chang Fen (rice noodle roll) - These are found throughout the city and are famously eaten during breakfast time in Guangdong, or during yumcha dimsum. I went to a very cheap Chinese restaurant specializing in Changfen in Baiyun district:
Name: 潮汕辉记肠粉
Address: 广州市白云区岗贝路4号
2) The best and must try chashaobao AKA charsui bao AKA BBQ pork bun. These beauties are like upgraded baozi steam buns you find all over the streets of China. The pork juicy and covered in a sweet Barbeque sauce and the bun is so fluffy, you won't be able to get enough of them!
Name: 天天包点
Address: 广州市越秀区起义路72号
3) Famous Chinese street food Chashao BBQ pork and Shao'e roast goose. These are the best and two must try street foods in China, especially during lunch hour in Guangzhou or Hong Kong
Name: 九爷鸡
Address: 广州市越秀区文明路103号
4) Dim sum at the famous yumcha dim sum restaurant Dim Dou Dak. This is a chain restaurant that serves some of the best cantonese dim sum in the city. Be sure to order the shao mai dumplings, har gao dumplings, fengzhua chicken feet, and their specialty red rice roll. So good!
Name: 点都德
Address: 广州市越秀区越秀中路60号宝贝城4楼
5) The largest wholesale seafood market in Guangzhou. There is a huge selection of seafood here, you could spend a whole day here just watching and discovering all the different types of fresh seafood. It's not cheap unfortunately, it's quite expensive! Be ready to bargain a little bit.
Name: 盛港湾酒楼
Address: 广州市海珠区黄沙海产批发市场
If you have a whole day in Guangzhou or even Hong Kong (you can find exactly the same street foods) to travel and eat and try Chinese street food, then visit some of these amazing and best street food locations! Please leave me a comment down below if you did and let me know how the food was!
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Nanputuo Temple & Hill, Xiamen
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Nanputuo Temple is a famous Buddhist temple in the coastal area of South-east China,located on Xiamen Island at the foot of the Wulaofeng-Five Old Men-chain of hills,close to the sed and next to Xiamen University.The backdrop of beautiful hills with their mysterious grottoes and their cover of green trees,and the deep blue sea with its sparkling waves in the azure of the sky,provides a delightful environment. Nanputuo Temple was founded in the Tang dynasty. It embodies the long history and culture of South-east China,and is famous as a Temple of a thousand years.
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China Fish People (1930)
No title. Around the corner lies China's Fish People, 50,000,000 of them -- on water from birth to death. High angle shot of very crowded stretch of river. Full of covered boats. Camera pans across. L/S of two junks and other small boats. A typical hearthside -- M/S of a Chinese family having a meal on board their houseboat. They eat with chopsticks. C/U of elderly man eating rice with chopsticks.
They pick new neighbours every day. L/S covered boat with group of people aboard. Panning shot of the family sleeping side by side on the bare boards of the boat. Every day is Friday because fish comprises eighty percent of their food. Man holds up a fish on a little pole. Each year a day is given over to the God Ise who keeps the seas supplied with fish.
C/U of a statue of the God Ise. L/S of a parade - a large ornate fabric covered entity is carried on the shoulders of many men. At the Shinto Temple the priests pray for twenty-four hours without stopping. L/S of the temple. M/S of priests at prayer. False Gods who are blamed for storms and the ocean's lack of fish are paraded through the streets. High angle shot of groups of men holding idols aloft weave around the street.
C/U of a woman playing a drum. At sundown the unfaithful Gods are returned to the Temple to be burned. M/S of groups of men parading towards the camera carrying idols. M/S of men in ceremonial dress walking towards an altar in a temple. Each paper image represents an Idol of Bad Omen. Holy men parade past papier mache idols. C/U of elderly man with a long beard in foreground as the idols are placed on a fire.
As the last of the False Gods is burned, Ise the Food-Producing-God is again Master of the Sea. M/S of the statue of Ise. Landscape shot of sea lapping the shore. Short The End title. M/S of a street in China. Honest weight -- no springs. Street market. Woman crouches beside baskets of vegetables. Goods are weighed on primitive scales. The sweetest men in China. M/S of a market trader selling sweets. He sits under a parasol.
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SZECHUAN Seafood EXTREME - INSANE Chinese Seafood TOUR in Chengdu, China - SPICY CHINESE SEAFOOD!!!
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When you think of Seafood, you don't think of Szechuan. But here in Chengdu, Sichuan, seafood is flown in from all over China and Asia to be cooked by master chefs who know how to cook the best Sichuan cuisine! In today's street food tour, we're bringing you to 2 different Sichuan locations for the best seafood in the world.
First, we're going to the local seafood market in downtown Chengdu to buy some super fresh seafood. We bought a nice plump lobster weighing 1 kg and some big Dungeness crabs as well.
The real magic is that even though Chengdu is far away from the ocean, the seafood is flown in alive so it's still super fresh and can be prepared Sichuan style. You can purchase fresh seafood from the seafood market and walk right across the street to one of the street food restaurants and bring them the seafood to cook any number of different local Sichuan recipes. Since this is a SZECHUAN SEAFOOD TOUR, we ordered Sichuan style for all the seafood, which was loaded up with tons of chilies, spicy broadbean paste, onions, and potatoes. We also ordered some hairy mitten crabs cooked in Sichuan style as well. It was all super delicious!
After that super amazing Sichuan seafood feast, the next day we went to a HUGE SEAFOOD TOWER in Chengdu. It was amazing to get into the kitchen and watch as the chefs cooked up their local Spicy Sichuan stir fry dishes and put them into the cauldron, 4 layers high. The bottom layer was spicy Sichuan frog. Then there was a layer of Spicy beef, Spicy Szechuan Chicken, and spicy Sichuan shrimp!
Here are the locations for the spicy Chinese street food restaurants in Chengdu:
1) Local Seafood Market in Chengdu, Sichuan:
Chinese Seafood Market Name: 青石桥海鲜市场
Chinese Seafood Market Address: 青石桥中街1号
2) Spicy Chinese Seafood Restaurant, All cooked Sichuan Style:
Chinese Seafood Restaurant Name: 红太阳海鲜烧烤大排档
Chinese Seafood Restaurant Address: 青石桥中路8号
3) Delicious Chinese Seafood Tower in Chengdu, China:
Chinese Seafood Tower Restaurant: 老佛爷炭火蛙锅
Chinese Seafood Tower Restaurant Address: 科华北路51号
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Shanghai 上海市 Municipality Clockwise from top: Lujiazui skyline with the Huangpu River, Yu Garden, China Pavilion at Expo 2010, Nanjing Road, and The Bund.
Clockwise from top: Lujiazui skyline with the Huangpu River, Yu Garden, China Pavilion at Expo 2010, Nanjing Road, and The Bund.
Etymology: 上海浦 (Shànghăi Pǔ)
The original name of the Huangpu River.
Location of Shanghai Municipality in China
Location of Shanghai Municipality in China
Coordinates (People's Square): 31°13′43″N 121°28′29″ECoordinates: 31°13′43″N 121°28′29″E
Country People's Republic of China
Settled c. 4000 BC[1]
Establishment of
- Qinglong Town
746[2]
- Shanghai County 1291[4]
- Municipality 7 July 1927
Divisions
- County-level
- Township-
level
16 districts
210 towns and subdistricts
Government
• Type Municipality
• Party Secretary Li Qiang
• Mayor Ying Yong
• Congress Chairman Yin Yicui
• Municipal CPPCC Chairman Dong Yunhu[citation needed]
Area[5][6][7]
• Municipality 6,341 km2 (2,448 sq mi)
• Water 697 km2 (269 sq mi)
• Urban (2018)[3] 4,000 km2 (1,550 sq mi)
Elevation[8] 4 m (13 ft)
Population (2017)[9]
• Municipality 24,183,300
• Rank 1st in China
• Density 3,800/km2 (9,900/sq mi)
• Urban (2018)[3] 24,115,000
• Urban density 6,000/km2 (20,000/sq mi)
• Metro (2010)[10] 34 million
Demonym(s) Shanghainese
Time zone UTC+8 (CST)
Postal code
200000–202100
Area code(s) 21
ISO 3166 code CN-SH
Nominal GDP[11] 2017
- Total ¥ 3.01 trillion
$ 446.31 billion(11th)
- Per capita ¥124,571
$19,450 (2nd)
- Growth Increase 6.9%
HDI (2014) 0.852[12] (4th) – very high
Licence plate prefixes 沪A, 沪B, 沪D-沪H, 沪J-沪N
沪C (outer suburbs)
Abbreviation SH / 沪 (hù)
City flower Yulan magnolia
Languages Wu (Shanghainese), Mandarin
Website shanghai.gov.cn (in Chinese)
Shanghai
Shanghai (Chinese characters).svg
Shanghai in regular Chinese characters
Chinese 上海
Hanyu Pinyin About this soundShànghǎi
Wu About this soundZaan22 he44
Literal meaning Upon-the-Sea
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Shanghai (Chinese: 上海, Mandarin pronunciation: [ʂâŋ.xài] (About this soundlisten), Wu pronunciation: [zɑ̃.hɛ] (About this soundlisten)) is one of the four municipalities under the direct administration of the central government of the People's Republic of China, the largest city in China by population, and the second most populous city proper in the world, with a population of 24.18 million as of 2017.[13][14] It is a global financial centre[15] and transport hub, with the world's busiest container port.[16] Located in the Yangtze River Delta, it sits on the south edge of the estuary of the Yangtze in the middle portion of the East China coast. The municipality borders the provinces of Jiangsu and Zhejiang to the north, south and west, and is bounded to the east by the East China Sea.[17]
As a major administrative, shipping and trading city, Shanghai grew in importance in the 19th century due to trade and recognition of its favourable port location and economic potential. The city was one of five treaty ports forced open to foreign trade following the British victory over China in the First Opium War. The subsequent 1842 Treaty of Nanking and 1844 Treaty of Whampoa allowed the establishment of the Shanghai International Settlement and the French Concession. The city then flourished as a centre of commerce between China and other parts of the world (predominantly the Occident), and became the primary financial hub of the Asia-Pacific region in the 1930s.[18] However, with the Communist Party takeover of the mainland in 1949, trade was limited to other socialist countries, and the city's global influence declined. In the 1990s, the economic reforms introduced by Deng Xiaoping resulted in an intense re-development of the city, aiding the return of finance and foreign investment to the city. It has since re-emerged as a hub for international trade and finance; it is the home of the Shanghai Stock Exchange, one of the world's largest by market capitalization.[19]
Shanghai has been described as the showpiece of the booming economy of mainland China;[20][21] renowned for its Lujiazui skyline, and museums and historic buildings, such as those along The Bund, as well as the City God Temple and the Yu Garden.
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Hearty Hakka tucker (including nine ways to eat a goose), a cliff-side temple, and a booming stone trade – are just some of the travelogue host Zhui’s encounters on a sweaty expedition to find the deceptively small thing that sustains 40 million lives. Join her!
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China’s Shenzhen opens arms to Hong Kong trade
South China’s Shenzhen city, one of the country's special economic zones has released a financial cooperation plan that aims to attract more Hong Kong-based companies to invest and operate in its qianhai district.
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Guangzhou, a long timeless big port, the main port of the Maritime Silk Road.
Foshan Ancestral Temple In China
‘China Foshan ancestral temple’, attracts more than a million visitors every year with its diverse traditional cultural relic under the protection of the state government. Reports have it that despite the rapid economic development and prosperity of Foshan, most of the people have managed to hold on to old customs and traditions still worshiping the northern god of the sea.