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🍟 For Better or for Worst: when Fast Food Goes French, the Rules Change.
France is famous for long lunches, real bread, and conversations that linger. So when McDonald’s arrived, something unexpected happened. The country did not adapt to fast food. Fast food adapted to France. Today, France is one of McDonald’s strongest markets in Europe. But that success didn’t come from exporting American habits wholesale. It came from learning how to think French . 🥖 The Menu Learned the Language One of the most symbolic examples is the McBaguette, a burg
Mar 12 min read


🌏 Dumplings at UNESCO Paris: Celebrating Chinese New Year - Where Culture Meets Diplomacy
By Chloé Today I celebrated Chinese New Year… at UNESCO in Paris! That still feels surreal to write. After joining a youth delegation, I suddenly found myself inside one of the world’s most symbolic institutions, surrounded by red decorations, unfamiliar languages, and the warm energy of people coming together to celebrate something deeply cultural - and deeply human. The event, organized with the China Cuisine Association, marked the Spring Festival. There was beautiful déco
Feb 101 min read
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