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1. eatlikebourdain.com › anthony-bourdain-in-shanghaiAnthony Bourdain in Shanghai: 11 Spots Where Tony Ate

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   Jan 10, 2024 · Wuzhong Road. In addition to visiting Yang’s, Bourdain explores other street food vendors along Wuzhong Road – an area of Shanghai that’s known for market stalls and street eats. At various vendors, he tries fried stinky, fermented tofu with pepper and garlic sauce, soybean sauce, sweet sauce, and hot and sour Sichuan-style beef noodles.

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     This is the China you first fell in love with (Anthony Bourdain Parts Unknown: Shanghai)

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3. explorepartsunknown.com › shanghai › bourdain-offRead what Bourdain and his guests had to say about Shanghai

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   Synopsis: The rapidly modernizing metropolis of Shanghai is as diverse as China itself. Bourdain takes in the new with the old as he visits traditional restaurants and wonton stands, dines with members of the city’s growing upper class, and attends a wedding banquet. Though pockets of Shanghai seem to have preserved the past, most of the city ...

4. eatlikebourdain.com › anthony-bourdain-in-chinaAnthony Bourdain in China: The Complete Country Guide

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   Jan 12, 2024 · The Complete Country Guide. “ The one thing I know for sure about China is I will never know China. It’s too big, too old, too diverse, too deep. There’s simply not enough time ,” said Anthony Bourdain during his 2014 visit to Shanghai. “That’s for me the joy of China, facing a learning curve that impossibly steep.”.

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   What does Bourdain do in Shanghai?

   • Bourdain takes in the new with the old as he visits traditional restaurants and wonton stands, dines with members of the city’s growing upper class, and attends a wedding banquet. Though pockets of Shanghai seem to have preserved the past, most of the city is lurching toward the future.

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   How many times did Anthony Bourdain visit China?

   • Chinese culture and cuisine are part of our human heritage and offer an endless menu to choose from. Anthony Bourdain visited China many times, nine times in total across three of his four shows. In addition to visiting several different provinces, he also made trips to Hong Kong and Macau, two special administrative regions.

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   Does Anthony Bourdain visit Shangri-La?

   • As you might expect, Anthony Bourdain does visit Shangri-La as part of the episode named for that city. Formerly known as Zhongdian, Shangri-La is now a major city for people of ethnic Nepalese origin who live in China.

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   Where did Anthony Bourdain travel?

   • On another trip, Anthony Bourdain journeyed from “Shanghai to Shangri-La;” this trip included visits to several different, smaller cities – or at least smaller by Chinese standards. One of those destinations was Dali City, where the Bai ethnic group is primarily located in China.

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6. explorepartsunknown.com › shanghai › bourdains-fieldAnthony Bourdain’s field notes from Shanghai

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   Dec 11, 2018 · Bourdain’s field notes: Shanghai. You might notice that in this episode, set in Shanghai, I am from time to time wearing a colored pocket square or foulard. This is not, you might have noticed, normal for me. But there is a method to my madness. These tiny notes of color are our first venture into actual production design—a calculated ...

7. explorepartsunknown.com › shanghai › eat-likeHere’s what Anthony Bourdain ate in Shanghai

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   Dec 11, 2018 · Chun Restaurant. 124 Jinxian Road, Huangpu Qu. Bourdain ate: you bao xia (wok-fried shrimp); hong shao rou (braised pork belly); yan du xian (clay pot soup with bean curd stock, pork belly, tofu, and bamboo) Lunch dates: Yao Minji, chief feature reporter for SHINE and her friend Lu Xing.

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   Sep 4, 2021 · Tony visits Shanghai, witnessing firsthand the effects of China's booming economy on the vast nation. He explores aspects of Chinese history and culture that...

9. www.cnn.com › travel › articleBourdain on Shanghai: Most ‘go-go’ place on Earth | CNN

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   Mar 25, 2015 · World traveler Anthony Bourdain says Shanghai is the most go-go, unfettered, status-mad, materialistic place on Earth.