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Malaysia is one of the larger producers of durian and eating them is very popular. Most durian is eaten on the side of the road, near where they are g... Read more

This was at a restaurant in Zibo, Shandong. Read more

Another great menu-stealer adventure! When I lived in Chongqing I was told the divided hot-pot was "yin and yang" - like the symbol. But this als... Read more

shenyanjin: thank you very much ~good luck with you Read more

There is a big difference between 橙子(cheng2zi) and 橘子/桔子(ju2zi). The former is much more expensive than the latter in China, so I seldom buy 橙子!! As r... Read more

shenyajin, the easiest way to get your buck is to be outside (外面)the ABC cafe at 7pm on a monday night. 100N. Garfield ave.  Monterey Pa... Read more

@lexx 橙子 chengzi and 橘子 juzi do look a little alike at a quick glance but they are different characters. But you have raised one of the most v... Read more

@lexx Not sure what you mean. júzi is 桔子 or 橘子, which to my understanding is more like a tangerine, or a Mandarin orange. In 桔jú... Read more

for the word orange I find ju2zi in my dictionary the character is the same as cheng2zi which should I use? Read more

@xuchen Thanks mate, I remember you making this point before about 'don't steal the menu'. I have never encountered this personally and I have w... Read more