Jinjiang
Britishnoun
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The workers, hired by Jinjiang Construction Brazil, lived in four facilities in Camaçari city.
From BBC
Lu Chaohua, one of China’s most revered chefs, plucked Xie from obscurity and put him to work in the kitchens at Jinjiang, teaching the young cook everything he knows.
From Washington Post
Xie, it turns out, is not a master Sichuan chef, but he studied under one for more than 10 years at the Jinjiang Hotel, the historic property famous for hosting foreign dignitaries, including numerous presidents from around the globe.
From Washington Post
“He worked at some of the most acclaimed restaurants in China, including the historical five-star Jinjiang Hotel in Chengdu, the capital of Sichuan,” it continued.
From Washington Post
Another tournament is scheduled in China at Siming the following week and a third is scheduled for Jinjiang from May 13-17.
From Seattle Times
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