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100 Ways To Drool | Thin, chewy, translucent, and fragrant: How is Intangible Cultural Heritage delicacy 'Yulin Jinbing' made?
Along both sides of National Highway G202 in Yulin Town, Lanxi County, Suihua City, Heilongjiang Province, numerous Yulin Jinbing (a thin, chewy Chinese pancake) shops stand. Having become a household name locally, the Jinbing was celebrated for the unique appeal of being "thin, chewy, translucent, and fragrant," rightfully earning its status as the signature dish of Yulin Town. Recently, a DDN reporter visited the Yulin Jinbing Cultural Industry Park to uncover the secrets behind this specialty food.
100 Ways To Drool
2026.01.08 15:46
Decoding China EP10 | UK teacher: What is 'Chinese hospitality' like?
Born in 1953 in Wales, England, Eleri Wynne graduated from the University of Reading with a Master's degree in Literature and Education, and is a pianist, fluent in English, Welsh, French, Swedish, Chinese and other languages. Since arriving in China in 1992, Wynne has lived in the country for 30 years and says it feels more like home to her than England.
The word "renqingwei" is Wynne's impression of China. She noted that there is no exact equivalent for this term in English, with "hospitality" being the closest approximation.
100 Ways To Drool | Thin, chewy, translucent, and fragrant: How is Intangible Cultural Heritage delicacy 'Yulin Jinbing' made?
Along both sides of National Highway G202 in Yulin Town, Lanxi County, Suihua City, Heilongjiang Province, numerous Yulin Jinbing (a thin, chewy Chinese pancake) shops stand. Having become a household name locally, the Jinbing was celebrated for the unique appeal of being "thin, chewy, translucent, and fragrant," rightfully earning its status as the signature dish of Yulin Town. Recently, a DDN reporter visited the Yulin Jinbing Cultural Industry Park to uncover the secrets behind this specialty food.
100 Ways To Drool
2026.01.08 15:46
Decoding China EP10 | UK teacher: What is 'Chinese hospitality' like?
Born in 1953 in Wales, England, Eleri Wynne graduated from the University of Reading with a Master's degree in Literature and Education, and is a pianist, fluent in English, Welsh, French, Swedish, Chinese and other languages. Since arriving in China in 1992, Wynne has lived in the country for 30 years and says it feels more like home to her than England.
The word "renqingwei" is Wynne's impression of China. She noted that there is no exact equivalent for this term in English, with "hospitality" being the closest approximation.
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