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AgroecologyPosted onFebruary 10, 2025April 8, 2026

Haven’t tried 10+ types of beans? Can you really call yourself Chinese?

The world’s table begins with China’s small pulses 10 February 2025 marks the seventh World Pulses Day. This year’s theme is “Pulses: Bringing Diversity to Agrifood Systems”. Grow pulses, eat pulses; diverse farming, healthy living. Soya beans, edamame, and black beans are common staples on the dining table, yet all…

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AgroecologyPosted onDecember 31, 2024April 8, 2026

Reaching the Ideal Life Through Food | Food Talk Vol. 44

In this episode, Food Talk host Tianle joins Sijia from “100 Ways of Living” for a special crossover conversation. This marks the first time Tianle discusses her journey on the podcast—how she transitioned from a media professional with a degree in international journalism to a public interest worker dedicated to…

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AgroecologyPosted onDecember 4, 2024September 7, 2026

The Soul-Soothing Vegetable Shop | The One-Pot Nun’s Table

From the short crop at Hu Xuemei’s farm on Chengdu’s outskirts to radish greens at the Longquan Green Vegetable Shop, Chengdu freelancer Xia Lili’s ecological Little Dining Table and the community vegetable shop show how everyday vegetable shopping becomes a healing space for residents.

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NutritionPosted onNovember 16, 2024April 8, 2026

If you cannot master a bowl of bean soup, how can you speak of nobility? | Grandma Kouzi

I. The Bean Soup of Ennoblement In a previous article, I mentioned wheat meal; this time, let’s talk about bean soup. These two humble staples carry a wealth of information; they require a tidy kitchen and a well-tended stove, and they demand our utmost attention. Yan Shigu of the Tang…

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AgroecologyPosted onNovember 1, 2024September 9, 2026

The finest Yunnan cuisine is no match for a Banna rainforest picnic

Sao Qie, a Jino guide in Xishuangbanna, leads a group through Jino Mountain to catch fish, eat wrapped dishes and share a Jino song, while ecotourism reshapes village life.

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Alternative Food SystemsPosted onOctober 17, 2024April 8, 2026

Autumn: Friendships Bear Fruit at the Little Dining Table | Nun Yi Guo’s Little Dining Table

Foodthink Says As autumn arrives, The Little Dining Table in Yulin, Chengdu has been running for half a year. These six months of practice have fostered a growing sense of harmony between the cook, the dining companions, the farmers, and the food itself. For everyone involved, beyond the planned changes,…

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NutritionPosted onSeptember 24, 2024April 8, 2026

Food and Fear: Confessions and Mutual Support for People with Eating Disorders

Delicious chocolate chip biscuits are high-fat traps that trigger a “cycle of fear”, dragging us into one nightmare after another, saturated in dread; the “crunch” of crisps is a crisp outlet for suppressed anger, providing a hollow sense of security; sugar-free cola is a “happy liar”, like a false perfect…

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Smallholder StoriesPosted onSeptember 18, 2024April 8, 2026

Homemade Mooncakes: Savouring the Season and the Land | Grandma Kouzi

The world grows suddenly dim; the landscape has turned to autumn. A foodie does not conjure sorrow just to pen a poem, but simply follows the footsteps of the seasons to eat, and eat, and eat. Flowers bloom in their time and fade in theirs; as the fifteenth day of…

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Agri-food LaborPosted onSeptember 16, 2024September 9, 2026

The children of the mooncake factory don’t eat mooncakes

A childhood spent in a family-run mooncake factory in Hunan, where returned cakes become pig feed and farmland gives way to factories, leaves a child unwilling to eat Mid-Autumn sweets.

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AgroecologyPosted onSeptember 9, 2024September 9, 2026

Waiting for Golden Peas Grown in the Cloud | Nun Yiguo’s Little Dining Table

Xia Lili and her son Lemao savour a rare summer crop of old-variety yellow peas from Jinzi’s one-person farm in Xiaojin County, Aba Prefecture, with simple pea rice recipes for summer and winter.

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