Culture Insider: Little New Year
Updated: 2016-02-01 10:21
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3. Eat Guandong candy
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Vendors sell Guandong candy at a market in Wushe county, Henan province, March 14, 2015. [Photo by Xu Hongxing/Asianewsphoto] |
Guandong candy, a sticky treat made out of glutinous millet and sprouted wheat, is a traditional snack that Chinese people eat on the Festival of the Kitchen God.
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