Food and Chinese Culture - the Relationship between the Two
Explore the symbolic significance of food in Chinese culture, and how Chinese philosophical beliefs such as yin and yang influence the Chinese diet.
Chinese New Year may be China's biggest excuse for a party, but it's not the only one. There are many Chinese holidays throughout the year, and most have their own special celebration food. Because Chinese holidays are based on the lunar calendar, the date on the Gregorian calendar changes from one year to the next. Here is a Chinese holiday calendar with dates and information about the major fes…
Traveler's Diarrhea - Simple tips for avoiding this common travel illnes
Chinese New Year may be China’s biggest excuse for a party, but it’s not the only one. There are many Chinese holidays throughout the year, and most have their own special celebration food. Because Chinese holidays are based on the lunar calendar, the date on the Gregorian calendar changes from one year to the next. Here is a Chinese holiday calendar with dates and information about the…
Chinese Versions of Classic Dishes
We've all heard about the four tastes - sweet, sour, salty, and bitter. But is there a fifth taste?
While not as well known as yin and yang, the five elements theory is at the cornerstone of Chinese culture. Learn about the role the five elements theory plays in Chinese cuisine.
Is five-spice powder the first "feel-good" drug?
Want to know the difference between yin and yang foods? Learn how the Chinese apply the principles of yin and yang in Chinese cooking.
Learn how to increase your energy by optimizing the feng shui of your food.
Learn about the symbolic meaning of foods traditionally eaten during the Chinese New Year season.
Chinese Food Culture and History - a culinary journey through the cuisine of China and Taiwan.
Bio of Feng Shui Expert Leslie Jacobson
