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	'''Changwang Noodles''' (Simplified Chinese: 肠旺面; Traditional Chinese: 腸旺麵; Pinyin: ''Chángwàng miàn'') are a Guiyang specialty noodle soup of wheat noodles in a spicy, aromatic broth ~~topped~~ with ~~sliced~~ pork intestine (肠) ~~and~~ congealed pig blood (旺). ~~They are named among Guizhou special snacks on~~ [[Guizhou Food]] beside [[Silk Doll]] and other ~~street foods~~<ref name="wp">[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Changwang_noodles English Wikipedia]</ref>.		'''Changwang Noodles''' (Simplified Chinese: 肠旺面; Traditional Chinese: 腸旺麵; Pinyin: ''Chángwàng miàn'') are a Guiyang specialty noodle soup: springy <b>egg wheat noodles</b> in a spicy, aromatic broth finished with chili-red oil and three signature savory toppings—sliced pork intestine (肠), congealed pig-blood curd (旺), and crispy rendered pork cracklings often called ''cuisao'' / ''cuishao'' (脆臊 or related local spellings). The bowl is a core item of [[Guizhou Food]] street and shop breakfast culture, frequently named beside [[Silk Doll]] and other Guizhou snacks.<ref name="wp">[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Changwang_noodles English Wikipedia — Changwang noodles]</ref><ref name="gygov">[http://english.guiyang.gov.cn/2024-12/17/c_1056551.htm Guiyang Municipal Government (English): Noodles with pig intestine and blood curds]</ref>

	== Characteristics ==		== Characteristics ==

	~~Broth~~ is ~~red~~-chili fragrant with ~~Guizhou spice character~~ (~~often chili, fermented notes~~, and ~~sour~~ accents ~~depending on stall); toppings are~~ soft blood ~~cubes~~ and cleaned ~~intestine slices over~~ springy noodles~~. Served piping hot~~ as ~~breakfast or anytime snack~~.		Unlike many plain wheat-noodle soups, authentic Guiyang bowls emphasize <b>egg noodles</b> with a firm, elastic bite. The broth is stock-based and chili-fragrant rather than Sichuan ''mala''-numbing: diners often describe a red sheen that reads spicy and aromatic without necessarily being the hottest bowl on the table. Local writing and municipal tourism copy stress a balance of soft blood curd, chewy noodles, tender intestine, and a savory, slightly oily mouthfeel.<ref name="gygov" />

			Cooks and diners talk about a classic topping grammar sometimes summarized as <b>"three savory toppings and one oil"</b> (三臊一油): intestine, blood curd, and crispy pork cracklings, finished with chili oil (红油). Sides commonly include blanched mung-bean sprouts and soft white tofu cubes, plus scallion and garlic accents. The crackling layer supplies crunch against the soft blood and braised intestine—texture contrast is part of the bowl's identity, not an optional garnish.

			Color and aroma arrive before the first sip: chili oil stains the surface a clear red, while garlic and chili paste perfume the steam. The blood curd is mild and custard-soft when well prepared; the intestine is cleaned and braised until tender rather than rubbery. Egg noodles are blanched to keep a springy bite that Guizhou snack writing often praises metaphorically alongside other famous Chinese noodle styles—without implying that Changwang copies those recipes.<ref name="gygov" />

			Changwang noodles sit in the same Guizhou chili–sour–aromatic continuum as other provincial snacks, but they remain distinct from dry-style [[Dan Dan Noodles]], from Chongqing spicy-noodle formats on [[Chongqing Noodles]], and from Guizhou rice-noodle bowls such as [[Zunyi Mutton Rice Noodles]].

	== Ingredients (overview) ==		== Ingredients (overview) ==

	~~Wheat~~ noodles, pork intestine, pig blood curd, chili oil/paste, stock, garlic, ginger, scallion, ~~optional~~ tofu or ~~greens~~. ~~Distinct from Sichuan dan dan dry-style~~ and ~~from~~ Guizhou ~~[[Zunyi Mutton Rice Noodles]]~~.		Typical components (encyclopedic overview, not a recipe): egg wheat noodles; cleaned and braised pork intestine; pig-blood curd cubes; crispy pork cracklings; chili oil or chili paste; bone or chicken-style stock; aromatics such as garlic, ginger, and scallion; optional bean sprouts, tofu, greens, or peanuts depending on the stall. Exact chili pastes and stock ratios vary by shop and neighborhood. Guizhou fermented or pounded chili preparations often underlie the red oil, contributing fragrance as much as heat.

	== History and culture ==		== History and culture ==

	~~Iconic~~ Guiyang street and shop noodle listed ~~in plain text as Changwang noodle~~ on [[Guizhou Food]]. ~~Visitors often try it~~ with ~~other Guizhou snacks~~ such as [[Silk Doll]].		Municipal Guiyang sources present Changwang noodles as a long-standing Han urban snack of the provincial capital and attribute a late-Qing street origin in local food writing; that dating should be read as a <b>locally attributed</b> timeline rather than a single archival founding year.<ref name="gygov2">[http://english.guiyang.gov.cn/baiyun/2019-09/23/c_409350.htm Guiyang Municipal Government (English): Changwang Noodle]</ref> The dish became a morning and anytime staple of Guiyang snack-shop life—part of the city's early-day noodle habit that visitors encounter alongside other Guizhou street foods listed on [[Guizhou Food]]. In that municipal breakfast and snack context, Changwang bowls function the way signature morning noodles do in many Chinese cities: quick, hot, and strongly local, rather than banquet cuisine.

			<b>Intangible-heritage note (verified lists, not folklore):</b> Making techniques for Guiyang Changwang noodles have been entered on <b>Guizhou provincial</b> intangible cultural heritage inventories in recent batches (including listings associated with Yunyan and Nanming district traditions reported through provincial gazette notices republished via the China ICH digital museum). Treat such entries as recognition of a named craft tradition, not as a national-level designation unless a separate national list entry is confirmed.<ref name="ihchina">[https://www.ihchina.cn/zhengce_details/29521 Guizhou Provincial People's Government notice on provincial ICH representative projects (via ihchina.cn)]</ref>

			Tourism and local-media coverage often place Changwang noodles among the first Guiyang tastes recommended to visitors, together with [[Silk Doll]] and other Guizhou snacks. Shop lineages and neighborhood reputations matter socially, but this encyclopedia does not rank brands or advertise named restaurants.

	== Serving and variations ==		== Serving and variations ==

	~~Bowl~~ meal. ~~See [[~~Guizhou ~~Food]] and~~ [[Silk Doll]].		Served piping hot as a single bowl meal for breakfast, brunch, or casual lunch. Spice level, oil amount, and the ratio of intestine to blood to cracklings are adjustable at many stalls. Variants may substitute or add other offal (for example chicken-intestine styles in some shops) while keeping the egg-noodle and chili-oil frame. Outside Guizhou, restaurant versions sometimes soften heat for visitors; inside Guiyang, the bowl remains a benchmark local taste alongside [[Silk Doll]]. Diners who are new to blood curd often find it milder than expected—closer to soft tofu in mouthfeel than to a metallic taste—while the chili oil carries most of the aromatic punch.

	== See also ==		== See also ==
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	* [[Chongqing Noodles]]		* [[Chongqing Noodles]]
	* [[Dan Dan Noodles]]		* [[Dan Dan Noodles]]
			* [[Hot Dry Noodles]]
	* [[List of dishes (A-Z)]]		* [[List of dishes (A-Z)]]

	== References ==		== References ==
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| alternate_name = Changwang mian; Guizhou intestine and blood noodles; Guiyang changwang noodles
| pinyin = Chángwàng miàn
| type = Spicy noodle soup with intestine and blood curd
| course = Breakfast / snack / casual meal
| country = China
| region = Guizhou (esp. Guiyang)
| other = Guiyang noodle soup topped with pork intestine and blood curd in spicy-sour broth; Guizhou street classic
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'''Changwang Noodles''' (Simplified Chinese: 肠旺面; Traditional Chinese: 腸旺麵; Pinyin: ''Chángwàng miàn'') are a Guiyang specialty noodle soup of wheat noodles in a spicy, aromatic broth topped with sliced pork intestine (肠) and congealed pig blood (旺). They are named among Guizhou special snacks on [[Guizhou Food]] beside [[Silk Doll]] and other street foods<ref name="wp">[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Changwang_noodles English Wikipedia]</ref>.

== Characteristics ==

Broth is red-chili fragrant with Guizhou spice character (often chili, fermented notes, and sour accents depending on stall); toppings are soft blood cubes and cleaned intestine slices over springy noodles. Served piping hot as breakfast or anytime snack.

== Ingredients (overview) ==

Wheat noodles, pork intestine, pig blood curd, chili oil/paste, stock, garlic, ginger, scallion, optional tofu or greens. Distinct from Sichuan dan dan dry-style and from Guizhou [[Zunyi Mutton Rice Noodles]].

== History and culture ==

Iconic Guiyang street and shop noodle listed in plain text as Changwang noodle on [[Guizhou Food]]. Visitors often try it with other Guizhou snacks such as [[Silk Doll]].

== Serving and variations ==

Bowl meal. See [[Guizhou Food]] and [[Silk Doll]].

== See also ==

* [[Guizhou Food]]
* [[Silk Doll]]
* [[Zunyi Mutton Rice Noodles]]
* [[Chongqing Noodles]]
* [[Dan Dan Noodles]]
* [[List of dishes (A-Z)]]

== References ==
{{Reflist}}

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