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It has since extended its reach to Beijing and Bookworm Charm. "I have chosen the locations based mainly on the availability of top-notch cooking classes for travelers, as most of our guests wish to learn to cook the food as well as sample the best restaurants and markets," says Taylor Holliday, a former arts, culture and food editor at The Wall Street Journal, who started the business after a reporting trip to Back To School Chubby Black Pencil Charm. Like Yan Can Cook and Hias Gourmet, Lotus's clients run the gamut of foreign travelers: Westerners who are in China for the first time, overseas Chinese who seek to better understand their cultural heritage and other Asians who want to learn more about a cuisine they love. Culinary tours, it seems, is the perfect way to indulge one's thirst for adventure while satiating one's hunger for Peking Duck, dumplings or kungpao chicken.Tiffany M. Back to School Chubby Blue Pencil Charm, 100 block of Peach Street, $15,063 Mark E. Dearce, 1600 block of Cotton Street, $23,435 Richard Brown, 500 block of North 12th Street, $7,196 Nicholas Derita, 200 block of South Fourth Street, $3,426 Jerome A. Stevenson, 1000 block of Washington Street, $5,713 Hiram Rosado, 400 block of Back to School Chubby Red Pencil Charm Street, $29,598 Bonnie Simmons AKA Bonnie Hoskins, 200 block of North 11th Street, $3,624 Andrew R.