Who are the Dim Sum Warriors 点心侠?
叉烧包 (“包子”)
CHASHAO BAO (”BAOZI”)
Steamed barbecue meat bun
叉烧包 (Chāshāo bāo)
Bighearted Baozi is generous and jolly, though he is a little pampered and can be fussy and lazy at times.
虾饺
XIAJIAO
Steamed shrimp dumpling
虾饺 (Xiā jiǎo)
Bravehearted Xiajiao is bold and always stands up for what she believes in! But she can be a little hot-tempered and rash…
烧卖
SHAOMAI
Steamed meat and shrimp dumpling
烧卖 (Shāomai)
Purehearted Shaomai is very innocent and kind, but gets stressed easily over whether he’s doing the right thing.
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