稻香村

Dàoxiāngcūn
popculture

Meanings

  1. 1 Daoxiangcun (Beijing)
  2. 2 famous Beijing pastry brand specialising in traditional Chinese baked goods

Examples

Zhōngqiūjié wǒmen dōu zài Dàoxiāngcūn mǎi yuèbǐng.
For Mid-Autumn Festival we always buy mooncakes at Daoxiangcun.
Dàoxiāngcūn de niúshébǐng hěn yǒumíng.
Daoxiangcun's 'ox-tongue' biscuits are very famous.

Tips

culture
The Beijing 稻香村 was founded in 1895 by Suzhou pastry-maker in Qianmen — among the oldest 中华老字号 (China Time-Honoured Brands) still operating. Best known for mooncakes, sachima, and traditional pastries; queues round the block before festivals are a Beijing ritual.
usage
There's also a Suzhou-based 稻香村 brand (founded 1773), and the two have been in trademark litigation for decades. The name itself was borrowed from 《红楼梦》, where 稻香村 is the rustic farmhouse-style residence of Li Wan in the Grand View Garden.

Stroke Order

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