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Do you like Chinese food? Would you like to know something more about it beyond a sweet and sour fish? Are you planing to visit China or just go for a nice dinner to a new Chinese restaurant in your neighborhood? Do you love Chinese tea, but have problems in choosing which one to buy? Do you still believe that the only ingredients of this cuisine are a soy sauce and a starch? Do you know how many regional cuisines are there in Chinese cooking?

In this short book “A Crash-Course in Chinese Cuisine and Tea” you will get information on:

The main ingredients of Chinese cooking

Chinese cooking methods and utensils

Particularities of regional Chinese cuisine

What to order in Sichuan or Shandong

Best restaurants for regional food in Beijing and Shanghai

What not to do with chopsticks

Best Chinese snacks and desserts

Most popular alcoholic and non-alcoholic drinks

Chinese eating etiquette

Some facts of history of Chinese cuisine

Types of Chinese tea

Regions where the best tea is grown

Best tea for weight loss

The Tea street in Beijing

Tea houses

Tea scams and more

If you have Chinese friends or partners, are teaching Chinese students, intend to travel to the region, or just simply want to be more informed, this short concise book will provide you with condensed and clear information on those essential parts of Chinese culture. Dealing with Chinese it is important to know at least basics of their eating etiquette and avoid mistakes.

Have you noticed that Chinese food in China and the one in Western countries differs a lot? Why? Look for an answer in the book “A Crash-Course in Chinese Cuisine and Tea”. Is Chinese minority cuisine is similar to Chinese? Which region is proud that their chefs where cooking for Chinese emperors? Which tea is called white, which one is the most expensive? What is the most popular Chinese dessert? Do Chinese eat a lot of meat? What kind of meat? The answers to those questions are there as well.

You will be impressed by a variety non-alcoholic Chinese drinks, will learn about Moutai place and its famous strong drink, very expensive and prestigious among Chinese. You will read about hot water rule which might change your attitude towards cold water your drink everyday.

If you need some clear, concise and reliable information on Chinese cuisine and tea, take this crash course. While planing to move to China, Ani Right was looking for such information to prepare for her new life in China. She understood that it was quite challenging to find something without reading volumes or getting into detail. After having researched in available resources and tasting tons of Chinese food, Ani Right decided to write this crash-course that might become handy to many. This book “A Crash-Course in Chinese Cuisine and Tea” serves also as an introduction to another book by Ani Right, which will be launched soon – “Practical Tips to Live or Travel in China”, where you can find even more practical information for your every step starting with a preparation for a trip to China and ending with advice what is not allowed to take out of the country.