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== List of Chinese soups ==
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File:Pho-style_noodle_soup_(cropped).jpg|Pho-style noodle soup
File:Bakutteh.jpg|Bak kut teh
File:Bird's-nest-soup-Miri-Malaysia.jpg|Bird's nest soup
File:Hup_Tul_Woo_-_walnut_dessert_soup.jpg|Walnut dessert soup
File:CVK-Nam_Ngiao43.JPG|Nam ngiao
File:Sago_Soup.jpg|Sago soup
File:Buddha_soup2.jpg|Buddha soup
File:Chinese-style_geng_with_meat,_fish_cakes,_and_squid.jpg|Chinese-style geng with meat, fish cakes, and squid
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Chinese soups have been a significant part of Chinese cuisine for centuries. They are staples in a traditional Chinese meal and are often served as part of the main course. Chinese soups are typically categorized into two main types: clear soups and thick soups.

Clear Soups[edit]

Clear soups are light, refreshing, and often served at the beginning of a meal. They are typically made with a clear broth and may contain various ingredients such as vegetables, meat, or seafood.

  • Hot and Sour Soup: A popular soup in many Chinese restaurants, hot and sour soup is a tangy, spicy soup made with tofu, mushrooms, bamboo shoots, and sometimes pork or chicken.
  • Wonton Soup: This soup consists of clear broth with wontons (small dumplings filled with minced pork and shrimp).
  • Winter Melon Soup: A light, refreshing soup made with winter melon, a type of Chinese squash, and often includes small pieces of ham or shrimp.

Thick Soups[edit]

Thick soups are heartier and often served as a main course. They are typically made with a thick broth and may contain various ingredients such as vegetables, meat, or seafood.

  • Egg Drop Soup: A classic Chinese soup where beaten eggs are streamed into chicken broth, creating silky ribbons of cooked egg throughout the soup.
  • Sweet Corn Soup: A thick, creamy soup made with sweet corn and often includes chicken.
  • Hot Pot: A communal soup where diners cook a variety of ingredients (meat, seafood, vegetables) in a simmering pot of soup at the table.

Regional Variations[edit]

Chinese soups vary greatly by region, reflecting the diverse ingredients and cooking styles of China's different provinces.

  • Sichuan: Known for its bold, spicy flavors, Sichuan soups often include ingredients like chili peppers and Sichuan peppercorns.
  • Cantonese: Cantonese soups are typically clear and light, often made with a variety of medicinal herbs and ingredients.
  • Shandong: Shandong soups are known for their fresh, salty flavors and often include seafood.

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