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Inside London's Chinatown (360-degree video) Inside London's Chinatown (360-degree video)
(about 11 hours later)
What does changing Chinese cuisine tell us about changing China?What does changing Chinese cuisine tell us about changing China?
In collaboration with The Food Chain on the BBC World Service and The Food Programme on BBC Radio 4, cook and food writer Fuchsia Dunlop takes us on a 360-degree tour inside London's Chinatown.In collaboration with The Food Chain on the BBC World Service and The Food Programme on BBC Radio 4, cook and food writer Fuchsia Dunlop takes us on a 360-degree tour inside London's Chinatown.
To watch and interact with the 360-degree video via Youtube click hereTo watch and interact with the 360-degree video via Youtube click here
This video is an introduction for special programme between The Food Chain on the BBC World Service and The Food Programme on BBC Radio 4 about Chinatowns around the world. This video is an introduction for a special programme between The Food Chain on the BBC World Service and The Food Programme on BBC Radio 4 about Chinatowns around the world.
The 360-degree video must be viewed in Chrome on desktop computers or through the YouTube app on mobile devices. This content will not work in the United States. The 360-degree video must be viewed in Chrome on desktop computers or through the YouTube app on mobile devices.
Listen to our full episodes on Chinatown here:Listen to our full episodes on Chinatown here:
The Food Chain on the BBC World ServiceThe Food Chain on the BBC World Service
The Food Programme on BBC Radio 4The Food Programme on BBC Radio 4
Credits: BBC R&D, BBC NewsLabs and Middlesex University.Credits: BBC R&D, BBC NewsLabs and Middlesex University.
Fuchsia Dunlop, PresenterFuchsia Dunlop, Presenter
Danny Vincent, ProducerDanny Vincent, Producer
Peter Passmore Post Production and Technical Consultant Peter Passmore, Post Production and Technical Consultant
Peter Boyd Maclean, DirectorPeter Boyd Maclean, Director