I winced at the chopsticks in hair buns, the sexualized cheongsams and the inevitable kimono or hanbok interpretation (both of which belong to cultures that are not Chinese). Interestingly enough ...

Planting: Use a chopstick to make holes for the seeds when planting, or as a plant stake. Remove hair from the drain: Another reader, Raven from New Hampshire, shares: “Remove the drain cover ...

A Chinese firm has trained its humanoid robot to become the first to skillfully handle chopsticks, marking a major leap in ...

Secret Chopsticks may sound like the name of a hush-hush supper club, but there’s nothing underground about the newest restaurant headed to Rosslyn. The 120-seat Chinese eatery in ... dumplings and ...

Chinese people are being urged to stop using so many chopsticks due to the burden they are placing on the world's forests. Residents of the largest country on the planet are believed to use an ...

Chinese internet users have attacked a British newspaper’s claim that the Chinese should swap chopsticks for knives and forks, calling it a cultural intervention. It is not about chopsticks ...

You may be impressed by how Chinese people can pick up a single grain of cereal using just two sticks, but they didn’t start off by using chopsticks for food. Instead, they used forks and knives.

David R. Chan is the very embodiment of the word “unassuming” – he seems to shrink behind the restaurant table, peering out over plates of pork buns, fried tofu and steamed vegetables.

Bao is popular Chinese dish: a soft, steamed bun filled with any manner of savory ... ll find a crate with dining essentials: napkins, chopsticks, soy sauce and sriracha. Need a break?