When change is on the menu


Hard day’s work: Many restaurants have resorted to providing food delivery services and discounts to survive the current situation. — AP

Malaysian restaurants in Beijing are forced to adopt new ways to attract business.

DEEP in a quiet hutong (alley) in Beijing lies a siheyuan (traditional courtyard residence).

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