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语言 People from urban Tianjin speak \o Tianjin dialect Tianjin dialect, which comes under the \o Mandarin Chinese Mandarin subdivision of \o Chinese spoken language spoken Chinese. Despite its proximity to Beijing, \o Tianjin dialect Tianjin dialect sounds quite different from \o Beijing dialect Beijing dialect, which provides the basis for \o Putonghua Putonghua, the official spoken language of the Peoples Republic of China. 饮食 \o Tianjin cuisine Tianjin cuisine places a heavy focus on seafood, due to Tianjins proximity to the sea. Prominent menus include the \o Eight Great Bowls (page does not exist) Eight Great Bowls (八大碗), a combination of eight mainly meat dishes. It can be further classified into several varieties, including the rough (粗), smooth (细), and high (高). The \o Four Great Stews (page does not exist) Four Great Stews (四大扒) actually refers to a very large number of stews, including chicken, duck, seafood, beef, and mutton. Tianjin also has several famous \o Snack snack items. \o Goubuli Goubuli (狗不理包子) is a famous and traditional brand of \o Baozi baozi (steamed buns with filling) that is famous throughout China. \o Guifaxiang (page does not exist) Guifaxiang (桂发祥麻花) is a traditional brand of \o Mahua (food) (page does not exist) mahua (twisted dough sticks). \o Erduoyan (page does not exist) Erduoyan (耳朵眼炸糕) is a traditional brand of fried rice cakes. Tianjin dining culture is renowned throughout China, and not only the traditional Tianjin snacks, but the cuisines from other regions of China can also be found. Food Street is a fairly good place for you to sample these cross-cultural Chinese dishes. These traditional and famed snacks cannot be missed should you ever come to visit this charming municipality. Three top snacks of TianjinShiba Jie Mahua (fried dough twist)Shiba Jie Mahua is sweet-smelling and crispy. It cannot go bad even being stored for several months. Goubuli Baozi (steamed stuffed bun)Goubuli means the