The dish, which literally means Sad Jelly Noodle, is a popular street food in the Sichuan province in China. "It's called ShangXin LiangFen because when you eat the spice, all the sadness ...

Cattin's journey mirrors a broader shift. As Chinese chains expand globally, like ChaPanda in Melbourne, Kuala Lumpur and Barcelona, and HEYTEA in London, Melbourne and New York, they're not just ...

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The move could support Laos’ ambition to become a supplier of durian to neighbouring China, where investors are seeking to expand durian plantations in Laos so that more fruit can be grown and ...

Thailand, a major durian exporter, is working to maintain its market share and reputation in China, a key destination for its tropical fruit exports. To ensure the safety and quality of their ...