Delights of Tianjin district's delicacies attract famous face
US antique dealer that donated artifact drops by for snack
Around Xibeijiao, a must-visit destination for its food and sights in Tianjin's Hongqiao district, it's not uncommon to find tourists dragging suitcases and strolling around to enjoy a rich variety of traditional local foods.
Either eager for food right after getting off a plane or train, or desperate to savor the delicious snacks one last time before heading home, they have become a common sight on this old street corner where vendors sell Tianjin classics such as jianbing guozi, a savory crepe wrap with various fillings, and mahua, twisted fried dough sticks.
Evan Kail, a 36-year-old from the United States who has built deep connections with China, is one of the most famous and welcomed foreign guests in Xibeijiao.


















