Have you ever seen a bun that looks like a flower? 🌸🥟 In Beijing, during the Spring Festival, there’s a special show where these amazing flower-shaped steamed buns are on display!
These aren’t your ordinary buns. They’re called Gaomi dough sculptures, and they’re a big part of Chinese tradition. Crafted by hand, each bun is a work of art, beautifully shaped and colored. They’re not just pretty to look at—they’re delicious too!
The Gaomi dough sculptures are made especially for festivals like the Spring Festival, which is also known as Chinese New Year. People make them as decorations, as offerings, and even as gifts to share with friends and family. They symbolize hopes and wishes for a happy and prosperous new year.
Imagine biting into a bun that looks like a blooming peony or a cute panda! 🐼 It’s fun and tasty at the same time. These buns show how food can be a way to express feelings and share culture.
If you ever get a chance to visit Beijing during the Spring Festival, make sure to check out these incredible flower-shaped buns. Who knows—you might even get to taste one!
Isn’t it amazing how food can be art? What’s your favorite festival food?
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Flower-shaped steamed buns shine at Spring Festival show in Beijing
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