Food In Ancient China

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History

 

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Dawn P

 

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December 25, 2014

 

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University

 

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Or they made it into wine, which was rather unoriginally called rice wine. Rice wine has been a popular beverage since prehistory. But rice doesn’t grow in northern China, only Southern China. That’s why in northern China, they eat millet. Northern China is a much colder and drier place to live...
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The northern people in China would gather wild millet instead. By the year 4500 BCE, people were farming their own millet, which when grown was boiled into a kind of porridge. China is also associated and is famous for it’s tea. Tea grew abundantly in China, and soon (perhaps 3000 BCE or even sooner) everyone was drinking tea...
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