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Foshan Food Culture: From Intangible Heritage to Viral Chicken Pot
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9月8日
- China Tourism NewsFoshan Food Culture: From Intangible Heritage to Viral Chicken Pot
The article introduces Foshan's food culture as one of the birthplaces of Cantonese cuisine, with Shunde District certified as a UNESCO 'World Capital of Gastronomy'. Foshan has dozens of food-related intangible cultural heritage items, such as Shunde Jiudagui and Chencun Fen. The article also mentions that Chencun's 'Mo's Chicken Pot' went viral after a food blogger's visit, and the local government quickly improved infrastructure, providing free parking, reflecting a shared atmosphere between hosts and guests.