a hybrid of a homophonous play on a Chinese saying indicating that someone’s secrets are being exposed (bāozi lòu xiàn’er 包子露馅儿, “the steamed bun is leaking its filling”) and ...

HONG KONG -- Crowds flocked to the outlying Cheung Chau Island in Hong Kong to celebrate the Bun Festival, held each year in a century-old tradition to ward off evil and pray for peace and blessings.

Pork is one of the most common fillings, and China is home to several varieties of dumplings and steamed buns with this protein ... for eating dim sum around breakfast or lunch.

Zao Bakery and Cafe, a new Chinese breakfast spot on University Avenue, is shown Dec. 19, 2024. The cafe offers about a dozen ...

Whoever gets the most buns ... white steamed buns as part of the celebrations. They are called “Ping On Bao” in Cantonese, meaning “peace” buns, and are stamped with two red Chinese ...