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The Magic of Dough
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  • Ma Xiaolin, a lamian master, pulls noodles by hand at the Asian Cuisine Festival in Beijing on May 16
  • A chef from India makes roti prata, a fried flour-based pancake
  • A chef demonstrates how to make Malaysian durian cheesecake
  • A chef makes pizza
  • Dumplings of different colors on display
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At the Asian Cuisine Festival started on May 16, an event affiliated with the Conference on Dialogue of Asian Civilizations, dough was spotlighted. An ordinary ingredient, it turned into various dishes with distinguishing flavors in the hands of chefs from around Asia, telling the story of different civilizations.

The main venue of the six-day festival was the square by the National Stadium, or Bird's Nest, with six added locations around Beijing and three cities outside the capital—Guangzhou in south China's Guangdong Province, Hangzhou in east China's Zhejiang Province and Chengdu in southwest China's Sichuan Province.

Extraordinary cuisines, a part of Asia's brilliant civilizations, have contributed to cultural exchanges and mutual learning among the continent's countries and regions.

(Photos by Xinhua News Agency)

Copyedited by Madhusudan Chaubey

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