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Month: November 2021

Written by Linda D. MohlerNovember 29, 2021

Food Aid to North Korea Leads to Starvation

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A North Korean court on November 10 sentenced two cadres to life imprisonment for “anti-socialist and non-socialist acts”—in this case, “violating the closed border.” The officials, trying to alleviate a severe food shortage in North Hamgyong province, were buying rice from China. The convictions come as the Democratic People’s Republic of Korea heads into another

Written by Linda D. MohlerNovember 27, 2021

China’s Meituan Lowers Outlook for Its Food Delivery Business | Technology News

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SHANGHAI (Reuters) -China’s Meituan on Friday forecast a weaker outlook for its core food delivery business next year, after a 3.4 billion yuan ($532.24 million) fine pushed it to report its largest-ever quarterly loss in three years. Tencent-backed Meituan said last month it had been fined by China’s market regulator https://www.reuters.com/legal/litigation/chinese-delivery-giant-meituan-handed-527-mln-antitrust-fine-2021-10-08 an amount that equated

Written by Linda D. MohlerNovember 27, 2021

Freeze dried strawberries: what taste to expect

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Regarding a range of freeze-dried fruit options, freeze-dried strawberries are the most popular snacking option. Freeze-dried strawberries go through the freeze-drying or so-called lyophilization method, which involves removing the water and moisture by lowering pressure and then removing the ice by sublimation, the process of evaporating solid ice in gaseous form without passing through a

Written by Linda D. MohlerNovember 25, 2021

Chinese fashion photographer apologizes after backlash over Dior work

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HONG KONG — A Chinese fashion photographer has apologized after backlash over work she did for French luxury brand Dior. The picture featured a tan, freckled model of Asian descent wearing traditional Chinese clothing while holding a black Lady Dior bag. It was criticized for perpetuating Western stereotypes of East Asian faces and failing to

Written by Linda D. MohlerNovember 23, 2021

China Backs Down in South China Sea After U.S., Philippines Warnings

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Chinese vessels have backed down from a Philippine-occupied atoll in the South China Sea after imposing a quasi-blockade that provoked strong warnings from Manila and Washington. Philippine Defense Secretary Delfin Lorenzana told reporters on Sunday that “the Chinese will not interfere per my conversation with the Chinese ambassador.” He was referring to Beijing’s envoy in

Written by Linda D. MohlerNovember 21, 2021

Livestreamer banned from buffet in China goes viral on Weibo

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A Chinese food influencer has been banned from attending an all-you-can-eat restaurant in China after he allegedly downed too much food. Eating too much: The food livestreamer, identified as Mr. Kang, was banned from the Handadi Seafood BBQ Buffet in Changsha, Hunan, for reportedly eating an excessive amount of the restaurant’s offerings. According to BBC

Written by Linda D. MohlerNovember 19, 2021

Chinese ships hit Philippine vessels with water cannon

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MANILA, Philippines — Chinese coast guard ships blocked and sprayed a powerful stream of water at two Philippine boats carrying supplies to troops at a disputed South China Sea shoal, prompting Manila to order Beijing’s ships to back off and warn that its supply vessels are covered by a mutual defense treaty with the United

Written by Linda D. MohlerNovember 17, 2021

Mayukh Sen’s ‘Taste Makers’ Shows How Immigrant Women Changed American Food

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Elena Zelayeta, the subject of my second chapter, was born in Mexico but spent most of her life, both professionally and personally, in San Francisco. In addition to the difficulties that many immigrants to a new city in America might have faced in the early 20th century, she also lost her sight when she was

Written by Linda D. MohlerNovember 15, 2021

Chinese COVID Worker Reportedly Beats, Kills Dog While Owner in Quarantine

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Anger has been sparked on Chinese social media after a woman claimed her dog was beaten and killed by a health worker while she was away in COVID quarantine. The allegation was posted on Chinese social media website Weibo by a woman who was a resident of the Golden Phoenix Garden community in the city

Written by Linda D. MohlerNovember 13, 2021

best st. louis chinese restaurants take out

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ST. LOUIS – From crab rangoon to chop suey and St. Paul sandwiches, St. Louisians love their Chinese food. So where do you go to get Chinese food? Our FOX2 viewers shared their favorite spots. The map below includes several suggestions. Here are a few of the top comments from Facebook: Diane EzellGolden Wok in

Written by Linda D. MohlerNovember 11, 2021

Chinese city Dalian halts frozen food trade after COVID-19 cases By Reuters

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© Reuters BEIJING (Reuters) – Chinese port city Dalian has ordered all businesses handling imported chilled and frozen foods to suspend operations after an outbreak of COVID-19 that began last week. The city on China’s northeast coast has reported more than 80 COVID-19 cases over the past week, with the first in a warehouse worker

Written by Linda D. MohlerNovember 9, 2021

3 locals to watch bake (and act) on the Food Network this holiday season

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If rooting for the Cowboys from the couch is not your holiday vibe, don’t worry. Foodies in D-FW can root for some locals participating in TV food specials during the holiday season. It’s no Great British Bake-Off, but the Food Network has a number of holiday programs featuring all sorts of Dallas-area folks this season.

Written by Linda D. MohlerNovember 7, 2021

China’s Delivery Riders On The Edge

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Handing over a piping hot meal at exactly the time promised, Chinese food delivery driver Zhuang Zhenhua triumphantly tapped his job as complete through the Meituan app — and was immediately fined half of his earnings. A glitch meant it inaccurately registered him as being late and he incurred an automatic penalty — one of

Written by Linda D. MohlerNovember 5, 2021

Chinese railroad worker house unearthed in Utah ghost town

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Archaeologists excavating in a Utah ghost town have turned up a rare find: a house belonging to 19th-century Chinese workers on the transcontinental railroad. The house — now just a layer of floorboards scattered with artifacts such as Chinese coins and stoneware — is the first-ever completely excavated Chinese home on the transcontinental railroad. More

Written by Linda D. MohlerNovember 3, 2021

Chinese stock up on food as temperatures fall and Covid spreads

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BEIJING — Beijing shoppers stocked up on cabbage, rice and flour for the winter on Wednesday, after the government urged people to keep stores of basic goods in case of emergencies, though it assured them there were sufficient supplies after some panic buying. China’s Ministry of Commerce published a seasonal notice on Monday encouraging authorities

Written by Linda D. MohlerNovember 1, 2021

Ex-CIA chief says GE spy trial conviction ‘would be justice’

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CINCINNATI — Prosecutors rested their case against an accused Chinese spymaster late Friday with their last witness, a former CIA chief of counterintelligence, urging the jury to convict, “I know spying when I see it, and this is spying.” On Tuesday, attorneys for Yanjun Xu will begin presenting their defense, which consists of experts on

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