TWCC121 – Unusual Chinese Delicacies, Episode 121

This week our question comes from Matthew, who asks us “What are the origins of chicken feet, the popular Chinese delicacy?”

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In This Episode, We Talk About…

• Nora’s fact about the gaokao exam
• Man Accidentally Pays 150,000 RMB for One Baozi
• Matthew’s Question
• Chicken feet and why they’re so popular
• Bird’s nest soup
• Sea cucumbers
• Century eggs
• Our word of the week is ‘chicken feet’ 鸡爪 (jī zhuǎ)
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• Episode Length 00:35:21

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