Chinese titbits – dim sum?
Friday 7 March 2008
I’m now back in London from a whirlwind tour of duty-free Hong Kong, vibrant and cosmopolitan Shanghai, the wilds of Shanxi province (see my series of videos, starting here) and solid, massive Beijing. The impressions of cities spiralling towards the sky in front of one’s eyes, with wine playing an increasing part in the westernisation of urban Chinese, are still vivid.
I shall be writing several articles about what I saw, starting with an account of what sort of wine has so far been produced in China, to be published a week on Saturday. But before that I’ll publish...
I shall be writing several articles about what I saw, starting with an account of what sort of wine has so far been produced in China, to be published a week on Saturday. But before that I’ll publish...
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