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The Qing dynasty grand chancellor savored a broken baked bun to the fullest, only to be scorned by a
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Fan Kuai wolfed down pig trotters!
Turns out, in the 1960s people were all eating leftovers.
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The down-and-out prince can’t afford beef, leaving one’s heart cold.
Profiteers are driving up rice prices amid the famine—Shen Wansan can’t stand it any longer and teac
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Leonardo DiCaprio really is a master of manipulation.
Which is spicier, Sichuan chili sauce or doubanjiang?
Liu Tongxun’s attempt to remove a corn on his foot uncovers a shocking mystery from the Qianlong era
A prisoner, unaware that the Qing dynasty had fallen, waited in Xinjiang for imperial edicts for 50
Even Beijing’s top chefs can’t tell this shark fin apart from the real thing, but Empress Dowager Ci
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Minced meat stuffed in bean sprouts—awesome!
Two eggs already cost ten taels of silver?
Dry-roasted prawns with fine wine—so good even a down-and-out aristocrat can’t help but suck their f
A low-ranking official encounters a tough challenge while collecting taxes—no one dares to cross him
Cixi’s imperial chef prepared a bowl of tofu soup, which everyone spat out on the spot. But switch u
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In chaotic times, human lives are worth less than dogs. Did Old Han really just die like that?
The chef stir-fries four dishes at once, and after eating, the customer starts missing their mom!
Mongolian big-scallion lamb filling is the true origin of shao mai!
What famous dishes does Henan really have? A single carp and a bowl of noodles—so good that Empress
Eating mutton every day leaves you feeling bloated and miserable. A 100,000-strong army craves tea,
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