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We know Chengdu through its contrasts, old and new, lively and slow, familiar and unexpected.
That’s the city we want to share with you.
Chengdu,
Through Local Eyes
Chengdu is a city where ancient traditions and contemporary creativity exist side by side.Behind its famous landmarks are centuries of stories, behind every dish are generations of craftsmanship, and behind its relaxed rhythm is a unique way of living.
C³ was created by three Chengdu locals — Christina, Cristal, and Cherrie — who share a passion for exploring and sharing the culture, flavors, and stories that define this city.
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Stories from Real Experience
An Italian Girl Ate Her Way Through Chengdu and Survived
“I signed up for a food tour. I left with a challenger badge and a new understanding of the word mala.”
Mia thought she could handle spice—until Chengdu proved her wrong. By Level 5, she was hunting for meat in a mountain of dried chilies, each bite explosive, numbing, unforgettable. Her guide laughed, “You’re one of us now.” But what stayed with her most were the stories between bites—about family noodle stalls, Sichuan peppercorns, and why Chengdu eats the way it does. She came for a food tour and left with a challenger badge, a new understanding of mala, and the feeling of being invited in.
The Hour A Singaporean Girl Became Someone Else
“Getting dressed up and watching from the audience are completely different experiences. This gave me more than just photos.”
Sophia spent two hours in front of the mirror watching a stranger appear—red around her eyes, black on her brows, gold across her forehead, each color explained as it was painted. Then came the heavy, embroidered costume, and one simple wrist-flick she couldn’t quite master. The performer only smiled: “You try. That’s already enough.” What stayed with her wasn’t the final photo, but sitting with the performers afterward, hearing how they trained as children and what it takes to keep a 300-year-old tradition alive in a modern city. She left with pictures—and a story she’ll tell for years.
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