I have to say, when I started this series, I was really excited about the idea of learning more about the people that live on the East and West Coasts of the United States. I had just moved to the San Francisco Bay Area from Northern California and this was probably the most exciting story I had heard in a long time.

I have to admit, I am not a fan of Western food, but I was intrigued by the idea of learning more about Chinese food. For a while I wasn’t sure why I would ever want to eat Chinese food, but then I came across an article in the back of the book that really made me want to learn about it. And that’s how this series got started.

It’s not that I am a food blogger, I am by no means a food blogger. In fact, I am more of an author and a blogger on a variety of topics. But I have a personal taste in food that I would like to share with you, so I thought I would share some of the interesting and fun things I have found while researching and writing about food.

First off, it’s really nice to have a place on the internet where you can find your own personal style of food. I love to write about food from the perspective of a foreigner, and I love to write about food from the perspective of a Chinese person. So this is my outlet to share my thoughts on food, and you can read my posts here.

Another interesting and fun thing I found when researching food from China is the fact that the Chinese have a wide variety of food. But there is also a very distinct difference in how food is prepared in China. Because of this, the same food can be prepared in many different ways. This does make it difficult for westerners to have a general idea of what they are eating, and for Chinese people to understand their food, the way it is prepared, and the ingredients.

One of the most common ways of preparing food in China is to cook it on a wok. This is because it allows the food to be cooked in the same way as the dish is prepared. For example, beef is cooked on a grill. Pork is cooked on a rack. And so on.

This is one of those things that really makes the Chinese food experience so fascinating. It’s like you get to see all the different ways in which food is prepared in that culture. And in my experience, it’s a real treat to see a wok get used as a large cooking surface. There are many other advantages to it, too.

One of the most notable advantages to it is that it allows you to eat Chinese food cooked in the same way as you would cook it at home. As opposed to eating it on a stove, where the fat cooks off when the food is cooked, on a wok the fat stays the same as the food cooks. At home, you have a choice of how to cook it, but at a Chinese restaurant, you have a choice of how the food is prepared.

You also get a lot of points for knowing what’s in the food you’re eating. When I go to a Chinese restaurant I get more than a few “I don’t like spicy” and “I can’t handle spicy” comments from people I’m not sure why they find it so funny.

At home though, you have to eat this Chinese food (literally) with chopsticks, and chop meat off a whole pig. No matter how good this food is, you don’t have the choice of letting it cook to perfection. You have to just chop it.