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Noodles, especially those that are hand-pulled, are popular all over China, leaving one to wonder if it was Marco Polo and his Italian compatriots who introduced pasta to China or the other way around. Xinjiang, China

Author: Michael Yamashita

© Michael Yamashita

Photo size: 31.7 Mpixels (90.6 MB uncompressed) - 6852x4624 pixels (22.8x15.4 in / 58x39.1 cm at 300 ppi)

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