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Art meets food to promote tourism in China
Aug 21 2007, Rajni

Tian Xia Yan.

Artists in China are witnessing a major shift - from art to tourism. Their work is becoming an amalgamation of food and art. They are actually emerging as restaurateurs. South Silk Road, Qu Nar and Tian Xia Yan are the finest...

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