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A Taiyuan time-honored brand founded in the Qianlong era, celebrated for soy-braised meats and deli foods across Shanxi.

A century-old Taiyuan establishment renowned for its eight-treasure Tou Nao winter restorative broth, a symbol of the city's health-food tradition.

A famed Taiyuan dumpling institution known for steamed and boiled dumplings, a household name among local diners.

An exclusively Taiyuan winter breakfast broth of eight ingredients including lamb, yam and astragalus, warming and nourishing, with over three centuries of history.

Shanxi's most iconic noodle: a lump of dough is shaved directly into boiling broth with a special iron blade, producing willow-leaf strips with a springy, silky bite.

A Shanxi hand-crafted oat noodle specialty: oat dough is rolled into thin tubes arranged upright in a steamer, honeycomb-like, chewy, and eaten dipped in braised sauce.

A signature Shanxi dish: pork tenderloin is batter-fried in oil then stir-fried with wood-ear mushrooms and bamboo shoots, a classic of Jin cuisine.

A traditional Taiyuan street food of lamb head, lungs and stomach simmered in a richly spiced broth—warming, hearty and deeply flavored.

A traditional Shanxi festival pastry of steamed millet flour shaped into cakes and fried golden, crisp outside and chewy inside with red-date or sweet bean filling, symbolizing rising fortune.

A traditional vinegar-brewing craft from Qingxu County in Taiyuan, with over 3,000 years of history, inscribed in 2014 in the fourth national ICH list and hailed as 'the finest vinegar under heaven.'

The foremost of Shanxi's four bangzi operas, represented by the Central-Route Bangzi and inscribed in 2006 in the first national ICH list, popular across Jinzhong and Taiyuan.

A system of traditional medicine and health culture centered on the late Ming–early Qing physician-scholar Fu Shan, encompassing internal-medicine theory, health exercises and dietary therapy, rooted in the Taiyuan area.

A traditional song-and-dance form popular in Taiyuan and surrounding rural areas, characterized by gong-drum accompaniment, twisting steps and high kicks, a key folk performance at Spring Festival temple fairs.

Taiyuan's folk square percussion ensemble of large gongs, bass drums and cymbals, powerful and resonant, a key sonic element of Shanxi festival culture.