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MAR/APR 2017 004 SKYInflight Magazine TIMES A Land of Phenomenal Florescence Living Like a Local in Chengdu Yang Mei Zhu Xie Street Beijing’s Most Artistic Hutong Kingdom of Wheaten Food A VILLAGE OF CRAFTMANSHIP CULINARY DELIGHT Providing the Promise of a Discover a Whole New World ‘Life Well Travelled’ in Seychelles Inflight magazine with the largest circulation around the world. SKY TIMES | Editor’s Letter A SPLENDID SPRINGTIME of BREATHTAKING BLOSSOMS o matter how harsh conditions get in winter, there is always something to look forward to — the arrival of spring. The energetic season brings blooming flowers, warmer weather and a Nmore relaxing lifestyle. In Chinese, there is an old saying: “Make your whole year’s plans in the spring, and your day’s plans early in the morning.” There is a very positive meaning behind the saying and at the start of the New Year of the Rooster, we encourage our readers to be adventurous and take advantage of the splendid springtime. In the March/April edition, Sky Times will embrace nature, showcase rural surroundings and present a plethora of breathtaking blossoms. To bring you a selection of spring scenery, we have chosen several spots, from Heqing, the village of craftsmanship and culinary delights in Yunnan Province (page 14), to Xinjiang, the northwestern border of China (page 40), and from the land of abundance in Chengdu (page 20), to Jining, the cradle of Confucius’ culture (page 24). In addition, we also take you to Africa to witness the stunning islands scattered across the eastern Indian Ocean and experience the sunshine, passion and hospitality of Seychelles (page 28). In our daily lives, we often see posters advertising stylish and fashionable products, adorned with large logos and full of information. But do you Make your whole know the story behind the history of Chinese calendar posters? We will look year’s plans in the into the past and present of calendar posters and how they define modern China (page 36). spring, and your If you visit Beijing, listening to Peking opera and exploring the hutong day’s plans early in are two must-dos. Sheng, Dan, Jing, Mo and Chou are the five main roles in Peking opera, among which, Dan is the general name for female roles, which the morning. may be played by either actors or actresses. Male Dan, skillfully portraying women and singing like women has carried a significant weight in the long history of Peking opera. We interview Hu Wenge, a disciple of Mei Baojiu and the sole male Dan descendant of the third generation of Mei School, who shares his story about his artistic pursuit of male Dan roles (page 60). In terms of hutong, Yang Mei Zhu Xie Street is the rising star. Located southwest of Tiananmen Square, it is a traditional hutong and the center of contemporary Chinese art. In our Lifestyle section, we take you to Yang Mei Zhu Xie Street to show you the perfect mixture of history and contemporary life (page 66). Sit back, relax and enjoy your spring- time with Sky Times. As always, we wish Cao Shenshen you a pleasant journey. 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Legend has it that the supreme Altai god Ülgen was flying on a white swan when he created this wonderful land. In a continental climatic zone, Altai is a unique place where swans remain for winter, and it is one of only two swan preserves in Russia. Every winter, the lakes house more than 300 swans. In April, birds fly to polar regions, returning to Altai in autumn with cygnets. 04 05 SKY TIMES | Now Art and Animals The public art event of Colored Painting of Water Buffalo held in Vietnam on Feb. 2 attracted artists from around the country to Ha Nam, a province in the north of the Red River Delta. Water Buffalo are decorated with different colors to celebrate the Colored Water Buffalo Festival. All Things Chocolate A woman wears a dress made from chocolate at Salon Du Chocolat Brussels, a three-day event held from Feb. 10 to Feb. 12 in Brussels, Belgium. 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    Food Names Section I. Dialogues Section I. Dialogues 2 Unit 1 General Dialogues 2 Unit 2 At specific kinds of restaurants 14 Unit 1 General Dialogues Unit 3 Specific situations 19 Unit 4 Buying food at a wet market 22 1.1 Choose a restaurant Section II. Food 25 Unit 1 Meat 25 (a) Asking your friend where to go Unit 2 Seafood 29 1) What do you want to eat? Unit 3 Vegetables 31 néih séung sihk mâtmât----yéhyéh a? 你你你你你你你你你你呀呀呀??? Unit 4 Fruit 35 Unit 5 Staple food and eggs 37 2) How about Japanese food ? Section III. Expressions 39 (sihk) YahtYaht----búnbún yéh hóuhóu----¬h¬h¬h¬h----hóuhóu a? (((你你你)))日日日日日日好好好好好好好好呀呀呀呀??? Unit 1 Dialogue Expressions 39 (“ 日本菜 Yaht-bún-choi” means “Japanese cuisine” which sounds more formal) Unit 2 Notes on menus 40 3) How about having dim sum? Unit 3 Modification for dish names 42 heui yyáááámmmm----chchchchààààhh hh hóh óóóuuuu----¬¬¬¬hhhh----hhhhóóóóuu a? 去去去去去去去去好好好好好好好好呀呀呀呀? (more common) /// Unit 4 Restaurants 44 sihk ddíííímmmm----ssssûûûûmm hm hóh óóóuuuu----¬¬¬¬hhhh----hhhhóóóóuu a? 你你你食你食食食食食好好好好好好好好呀呀呀呀? (? (less( less common but Section IV. Dish names 46 Unit 1 Dim Sum 46 clearer) Unit 2 Chinese restaurant 50 4) How about going to a Chinese restaurant Unit 3 Hong Kong style café 54 去去去去去去去去好好好好好好好好呀呀呀呀 Unit 4 Barbecued meat shop 60 heui jjááááuuuu----llllààààuhuh hhóóóóuuuu----¬¬¬¬hhhh----hhhhóóóóuu a? ??? Unit 5 Noodle shop 61 5) Anything is fine / I don’t mind. Unit 6 Congee shop 64 sih daahn â 是是是是是是 / móuh só waih 冇冇冇冇冇冇冇冇 Unit 7 Dessert shop 66 Unit 8 Western restaurant 67 6) It’s fine Unit 9 Asian restaurant 68 hóu â ! 好好好!!! / hóu aak! 好好好好好好!!! Unit 10 Household Food 68 7) Which Chinese restaurant taste good? Section V.