Wuhan Stories

[...] If you refer to a dictionary, ma mu(麻木) means numbness, torpor, stupor, and something like that. But strangely enough, Wuhaness use [...]

[...] , but he won't resist the temptation of the attractive flavor. I often swallow up a bowl of hot dry noodles in a few minutes and then drink something such as soybean milk, and never will I forget to [...]

[...] high mountains in his playing, Zhong Ziqi would say, 'How towering like Mount Tai!' When Bo Ya's will was towards flowing water in his playing, Zhong Ziqi would say, 'How vast are the rivers [...]

[...] ”, unlike those re gan mian in streets that the flavor of which is thickened only by salt water and soybean paste. The [...]

[...] Needless to say, hot dry noodle (re gan mian 热干面) is the most typical breakfast fare of Wuhan. Usually, it is sold in street carts near [...]

[...] Guqin Tai (古琴台) locates on the west of Gui Shan (龟山), and the south of Yue Hu (月湖). It's only a small [...]

[...] tell me if there’s a better word?) Today I’d like to write something about snack restaurants. Dianping is a website where netizens give marks on restaurants, and here [...]

[...] of Wuhan. Usually, it is sold in street carts near residential areas in the morning or snack restaurants, which open for a whole day. One may not be appealed by the appearance of the noodle, [...]

[...] story was originally recorded in the book of Lie zi. "Bo Ya was good at playing the qin. Zhong Ziqi was good at to listening to the qin. When Bo Ya's will was towards high mountains in his [...]

[...] used. Even two Wuhanese may chat with mandarin sometimes. The Gate of Wuhan University in Wuchang Wuhan has the third largest number of universities in China (just behind Beijing and Shanghai), and [...]

[...] I was supposed to write some recipes of Wuhan snacks, but I soon found it too difficult a task for me. Sorry for that, it’s beyond my ability. (I [...]

[...] , and now I’m studying in Wuchang. In Hankou, except in classes, the only language I speak is Wuhan dialect, a dialect based on mandarin with a southern accent. but in Wuchang, standard mandarin is [...]