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Smallholder StoriesPosted onFebruary 12, 2026April 23, 2026

An Lingrong’s Hometown Reunion Dinner: A Feast Awaited from the Start of Winter to New Year’s Eve

I. Drying White, Hanging Gold; Brewing Spirits and Curling Smoke From the Start of Winter, nestled among the mountains of south-west Zhejiang and across the Songgu Plain, the people of Songyang begin preparing for the New Year’s Eve dinner. In the streamside and hillside villages, set against rivers and mountains,…

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UncategorizedPosted onFebruary 11, 2026April 9, 2026

Unfolding the Dining Table: The Year’s Defining Keywords

Looking back at 2025, what news about food and agriculture left the deepest impression on you? Was it the struggle to harvest crops amidst the relentless rains of North China, the delivery platform wars, the heated debates over pre-prepared meals that nearly sparked violence, or…? Over the past year, Foodthink,…

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Agri-food FrontiersPosted onFebruary 10, 2026April 9, 2026

The Myth of ‘Modern Agriculture’: Scale and Ecological Rupture

I. Dismantling the Myths of Western Modern Agriculture We are all familiar with a certain paradigm of social progress: humanity moved from hunting and gathering and slash-and-burn techniques to settled agriculture, and then from the intensive cultivation of small-scale farming to large-scale industrial agriculture. But is this truly how history…

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UncategorizedPosted onFebruary 8, 2026April 9, 2026

No shivering necessary: the proper way to cosy up in the South | Grandma Kouzi

As I put pen to paper, it is the second day of the twelfth lunar month in the Year of the Snake—the solar term of Major Cold, and the fourth day of the ‘Fourth Nine’. There is an old saying, ‘During the third and fourth nine-day periods, one walks on…

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Food TalkPosted onFebruary 4, 2026April 9, 2026

The Office Escape Project: Can a writer sell quality produce?

Can three people accustomed to long hours behind computer screens actually cope when they decide to sell vegetables at a community eco-shop in Beijing’s Sanyuanqiao? Facing endless screens, data, and meetings every day, have you ever wondered: what is the point of all this? In this accelerated era, countless streams…

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Smallholder StoriesPosted onFebruary 2, 2026April 9, 2026

Corners of Altay: Herdsmen Planting, Cutting and Buying Grass

“Cutting grass” (dǎ cǎo) refers to the harvesting of forage. This is a term used exclusively within herding regions. In early August 2025, I returned to a traditional Kazakh herding village in south-eastern Altay, just in time for the grass harvest. Since the TV series My Altay became a sensation…

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UncategorizedPosted onFebruary 1, 2026April 9, 2026

Event Invitation | Editorial Stories: The Non-Stop Annual Party

Attention all departments: Foodthink’s ‘Occupy Jishì 3.0’ and Annual Meeting Special Project is now officially underway! From 10:00 to 22:00 on Saturday, 7 February, we will be taking over Jishì, the Beijing Organic Farmers Market community store in Sanyuanqiao. This is more than just the source of ingredients for our…

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Agri-food FrontiersPosted onJanuary 28, 2026April 9, 2026

Before humanity is forced to eat cockroaches, we’re asking why

“Is there really nothing else to eat in this world?” “Snowpiercer was way ahead of its time!” Just yesterday, these were the existential questions being asked by netizens after seeing a reporter visiting an American cockroach farm drink a cup of ‘cockroach crunchy coffee’. Imagine that, besides the American cockroach,…

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UncategorizedPosted onJanuary 26, 2026April 9, 2026

Seeking solitude in the countryside, only to be sentenced to ten years by AI rumours

During the Spring Festival at the start of 2025, the theme of our family dinner was AI—specifically, the overnight sensation that was DeepSeek. The younger generation couldn’t stop talking about it. I felt a certain detachment, much as I did when ChatGPT first emerged a couple of years prior. Had…

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Food TalkPosted onJanuary 24, 2026April 9, 2026

Learning Rice Farming in the Village: 2.6 Mu of Eco-Rice and Nearly 5,000 in Losses

What happens when an “expert” who has spent 20 years studying agricultural policy decides to roll up his trousers and get into the fields to grow 2.6 mu of rice? Chen Jingjing, a graduate of a prestigious agricultural university and a long-term researcher in rural construction, made a “counter-intuitive” decision…

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