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REGIONAL CUISINE Navjot Singh Student ID: 39664 Class ID: DDCPCKYJUL15F1 Tutor Name: John Nicholson Unit Name: Regional Cuisine Unit No. 22034 CONTENTS PART ONE INRODUCTION HISTORY

Chinese economy today. 4.3 Site Visit experiences in Gansu and Guangdong Province Site visits were conducted to Gansu and Guangdong province and the main focus of these two visits were to basically witness and analyze development in China from two perspectives i.e. from a well developed province like Guangdong and a poor province like Gansu. What differentiated the fate of these two provinces are their geographical locations. Guangdong is located in the low latitude area and faces the South China

it. As the first special economic zone established in China, Shenzhen developed from a small town in Guangdong Province to a metropolis with more than fifteen million people. The sudden increase in population from different areas makes Shenzhen a diverse and vibrant city in China, and it ranks 22 in Global Financial Centres Index, even above Beijing (“GFCI”). Geography Shenzhen belongs to Guangdong Province, the southmost Province on the mainland China. Although Shenzhen is a coastal city about one

“The People’s Wish for a Good Life is Our Goal” President Xi Jinping In Guangdong, all of the three poorest counties, Xingning, Dabu and Wuhua are located in Meizhou Muncipality. This widening income disparity between Meizhou and other regions carries in it the seeds of future discontent and could well lead to political instability. The time for action is now. Following Comrade Xi’s message to help people break away from poverty and achieve prosperity, concrete actions against income inequality

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The products of China played a role in the way the United States came about and how their identity was created and solidified. China was seen as influential and beneficial for the Americans through trade and customs that they brought along with them. Some individuals have traveled over to the United States for the Gold Rush and others just wanted a better life for their future and for their families’ future. There were other convincing reasons that pushed the Chinese to migrate away from their hometown

Market” in Guangdong would stimulate the market and be the fundamental starting point to boost the economy. Today, Guangdong is a SEZ, which has attracted many foreign firms to come and build their factories in this part of China. According to Mary Amiti and Beata Smarzynska Javorcki, in their research paper Trade Costs and Location of Foreign Firms in China, in 2001 there were 2,945 foreign firms in all of China and there were over 600 foreign investment enterprises (FIEs) located in Guangdong alone;

described as “the one body of three doctrines” (sanjiao yiti) or “the three converged doctrines” (sanjiao heliu). 2.1.1.2. Lingnan Culture Lingnan culture refers to the geographic culture originated from Lingnan areas, which covers the nowadays Guangdong, Guangxi, Hainan and Northern part of Vietnam. It consists of three culture branches, Teochew Culture, Cantonese culture and Hakka culture. The study site city Guangzhou, along the Pearl River, is the central of Cantonese culture. For one thing

Based on the database and other resources, I arranged the distribution into two parts: National Hakkas and Taiwan Hakkas. 1 National Hakkas 1.1 Asia Mainland China The biggest Hakka region is the boundary between Fujian, Guangdong and Jiangxi. From this core region, Hakkas are scattered to the northwestern part of Jiangxi Province, to the southeastern part of Human, to Shanxi Province and around the basin of Sichuan. Furthermore, Leizhou Byland and Hinan Byland are also located