Moreover, in their shape, jiaozi resemble the gold or silver ingots used in ancient China, and because of this, they have come to symbolise wealth. So, people believe that eating jiaozi will bring ...

Gold demand in China — the world’s biggest consumer — plunged by more than a fifth in the third quarter as record prices and ...

In addition to dumplings, which symbolise wealth because of their similarity in shape to ancient Chinese gold ingots, it’s typical to have a whole fish on the table, as it stands for a surplus ...

The premium of domestic gold prices in China over global prices has been on a roller-coaster ride, rising to record highs before tumbling into negative territory. The record Shanghai gold premium ...

China is in the midst of a massive gold-buying spree. Consumer demand for the trusty commodity is skyrocketing and the nation's central bank is busily filling its coffers with vast quantities of ...

Standardized gold coins only started showing up around the 7th century BCE, about 1000 years after the ingots. Interestingly, they appeared in China and Anatolia around the same time. As coins, gold ...

Dumplings, which are particularly popular in China’s north, are made to look like silver ingots symbolising money ... their exteriors covered in red and gold material to ensure a prosperous ...

from dumplings that look like ancient Chinese gold ingots and fried nian gao, a traditional rice cake that represents prosperity. Still hungry? Add on a whole bream for an extra £15. If the ...

The most-traded SHFE aluminum 2412 contract opened at 20,820 yuan/mt overnight, reaching a high of 20,845 yuan/mt and a low of 20,785 yuan/mt, closing at 20,830 yuan/mt, up 130 yuan/mt from the ...