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GLOBALink | Candied fruit snacks sweeten Chinese New Year in Xiongan New Area
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發布於 2023年02月07日08:12 • Zhang Tao,Yue Wenting,Su Kaiyang

Villagers in north China's Xiongan New Area have been busy making "tanghulu," a traditional Chinese snack of candied fruit, to meet the demand during the Chinese New Year holiday.

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