Food
Ni Hao! CHINA
Cuisine and Snacks
Cuisine and Snacks

A woman makes he, a traditional food made of rice in Lingnan region, for the Spring Festival. Photography by Luo Haiyan

Two women make lots of steamed buns – an essential delicacy for Chinese New Year in many places. Photography by Zheng Lihong

An old man makes cotton candy for the child at the market in Qingyang county, Chizhou city, Anhui province. Photography by Pu Shengyi

In China’s Northern areas, dumplings and baijiu (Chinese white liquor) are an indispensable “couple” for New Year eve’s dinner. Photography by Guo Jiangtao

An inheritor from a time-honored brand demonstrates his skills of blowing sugar art to curious viewers at New Year’s temple fair. Photography by He Jun

At the New Year’s Fair in Qinhuangdao city, Hebei province, people rush to taste one kind of traditional food – sticky red bean buns. Photography by Di Lin

In Richmond city in Vancouver, Canada, relatives and friends gather together to enjoy a New Year’s feast. Photography by Shixu Gu

A series of festive foods of the Yao ethnic group are provided in Guangxi Zhuang autonomous region. Photography by Meng Yushan

People of the Tu ethnic group make ciba, a kind of glutinous rice delicacy, to celebrate the New Year. Photography by Wen Lin