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As the saying goes, "food is the top priority of humanity." While we regularly taste the cuisines of different countries, few of us are aware of the rich history and culture that they may represent of the particular country.
China, for instant, whose 2000-year long history produces one of the world's greatest civilisations, has a most sophisticated culinary tradition that takes food preparation skills, cuisine diversity and the art of presentation to unparalleled heights. The Chinese influence is still found in present-day Japan, where Sushi and rice dumplings that are originated from China are regarded as the most widely eaten traditional food items in the country, although with hundreds of years of development in Japan they are now unrecognisable in China. In fact, the Japanese are pround to have a cullinary culture that could be found nowhere else in the world. Their preference of raw dishes set them apart from the rest of the world and neighbouring China, where food is normally cooked thoroughly. Speaking of a unique cooking culture, France stands out as one of the best in the world and the kingpin of the West. The French owe their fine culinary tradition to renaissance influence from Italy in the 16th century and the patronage of food-loving French kings who enabled cooking talent to thrive.
The Chinese, Japanese and French cuisines, all remarkale in their own ways, are therefore chosen as the theme of this exchange programme.