A Chinese entrepreneur is reviving old ways of wok-making and hopes to tap into growing demand for niche, handmade goods from China's young, affluent consumers.

A CHINESE entrepreneur is reviving old ways of wok-making and hopes to tap into growing demand for niche, handmade goods from China's young, affluent consumers. Tian Huan, 27, started his business ...

Their initial answers were short. “I’m a bit perplexed by the topic; what more than a wok, ladle, and spatula?,” a restaurateur told me. But, still, I pushed on.

A Chinese entrepreneur is reviving old ways of wok-making and hopes to tap into growing demand for niche, handmade goods from China's young, affluent consumers. Tian Huan, 27, started his business ...

A Chinese entrepreneur is reviving old ways of wok-making and hopes to tap into growing demand for niche, handmade goods from China's young, affluent consumers. Tian Huan, 27, started his business ...

DATIAN, China, Oct 25 (Reuters) - A Chinese entrepreneur isreviving old ways of wok-making and hopes to tap into growingdemand for niche, handmade goods from China's young, affluentconsumers. Tian ...

DATIAN, China (Reuters) - A Chinese entrepreneur is reviving old ways of wok-making and hopes to tap into growing demand for niche, handmade goods from China's young, affluent consumers.