Posts
All the articles I've posted.
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Vegetarian Food in Wuhan: The Onion Problem
Chinese temple vegetarianism excludes onion, garlic and chives, which a Western vegetarian eats daily. What 素食 actually means here, and where to actually eat.
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Wuhan With Kids: What to Book and What Is Free
The best things to do in Wuhan with children are mostly free, and two of the three need booking. Exact rules, opening days, ticket prices and what to skip.
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Wuhan's Sweet Season: Osmanthus and Egg Wine
Osmanthus blooms in Wuhan every autumn and the desserts follow it. Where egg wine and paste rice wine come from, and the shop that has served them for decades.
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Halal Food in Wuhan: What You Need to Know
China has no halal certification you can check, so 清真 on a door is a self-declaration. What 肉 means on a Wuhan menu, why 料酒 matters, and where to eat.
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Wuhan Coffee: What 2,000 Shops Actually Mean
Wuhan has 2,000+ coffee shops, top 10 in China. But 77% are chains, and the 9.9-yuan price war that built the scene is ending. Where to actually drink.