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Ancient China.
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Ancient China.
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In Ancient China, cooking was very important. They ate a variety of different foods. They ate lots of fruit and vegetables. The fruits they ate were peaches, apricots, melons, and persimmons. The vegetables they ate were onions, Chinese cabbage, bamboo shoots, locust fruit, and ginger.
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