China BANNED Night Markets While They THRIVE In Taiwan!

[@林雅婷-r3d]

我住台北，在我看到通化、饒河、寧夏、士林、華西街夜市或是新北的樂華等夜市，都有我覺得必吃的店家，口味都不一樣（就是在地的老店）。至於流動型態的夜市，也會有一些攤可能如Prozzie所說，因為人潮效應所以好像會在各地夜市看到「複製貼上」的內容，不過最終都因為眾人口味不同而推陳出新或是汰舊換新。去別的縣市的夜市我都覺得大開眼界，各有風味！

[@crquetzals]

Big night markets are a lot of the same. You need to visit small town night markets that are only open once a week. My wife's hometown nightmarket is only on Saturday. They have the kid rides and games as well as the cheap clothes and food. Also, I am with Rose, Taiwanese sausages are best plain. At most rub some garlic on it. The flavor of the meat is the best. We make our own sausage here to get that flavor. One thing you didn't try that is one of my night market favorites is TakoYaki. I know it is more Japanese, but that is also part of Taiwan's heritage.

[@giannishen]

雖然夜市的食物越來越貴，但偶而還是會想去逛逛； 贊同 Prozzie 說的，每個夜市都一樣會減少吸引力； 其實 Prozzie 的國語超標準，且非常討喜，想建議： 以後可挑戰整集說國語，或兩集一次；訂閱會增加！👍🥰👌

[@Prozzie]

haha thanks but I don't think my Chinese is good enough for an entire video

[@giannishen]

@@Prozzie you are too humble! In fact, the audience does not need your Mandarin to be perfect, perfection is boring! Your current Mandarin is what the audience likes, please believe me, and please believe in yourself! As long as you are willing to put a little pressure on yourself and slowly make a few changes, your number of subscriptions will soon reach 500,000! I also believe that as you change, your Mandarin will get better and better, and you will become more and more confident! 👍🤩👌

[@gtnsky]

​​住在臺灣卻不努力講中文、學中文 全世界只有臺灣會包容、放任、縱容住在當地的外國人這樣。 真的很悲哀。@@Prozzie

[@真的是傻眼貓咪]

有些夜市還是有特點的 例如遊樂場 或一些當地才有的美食

[@aphialin]

不會啊！台灣人的夜市不是為了外國觀光客的有趣，而是台灣人覓食的生活日常。如果每個夜市都不一樣，台灣人可能會生氣。因為喜歡吃的東西都不見了，必須一個夜市一個夜市去買，太麻煩了。^_^

[@yenjun0204]

你說的只是巧合下的結果。台灣小，交通方便，中上游食材供應商就幾家，供給下游攤販去處理販賣，門檻不高，什麼廚藝秘密，在現在更容易找到解決了，更有加盟店可以教，一下重複性質的攤販，就散佈在各地，加上飲食有地域性，所以大家可以相安無事。

[@itoitsuki]

雖然我們常常飲食戰但整體的飲食差異並不會太大(大量吃某種食物、調味的差異)，以至於夜市的感受都比較相似吧

[@hing-kaioks2833]

😂就像超商，而夜市是家裡的另一個廚房。

[@譚-d3i]

找錯導遊😂

[@somethingsomething404]

Oh I see. This is good to know. It sounds like night market in Taiwan is like “farmer’s market” in Canada. It’s not for pictures and trendy drinks, it’s to get fresh food for the week directly from the farmer (or someone pretending to be a farmer..)

[@jfc4609]

有時候「進步」不一定代表真的進步，可能反而退步了. 中國推倒很多舊建築物換成高樓大廈，推倒了廟宇. 現在他就是一大塊鋼筋水泥，缺少了氣息. 夜市也是如此，一味的追求 「新的」但新的不一定更好.

[@erilau3058]

中國只是追求物質上的進步，以為高樓林立、市容繁華就是進步，但中國人最該進步的是腦袋裡裝的東西，言之無物、隨地大小便、吐痰這些中國「傳統」並沒有隨之進步。

[@Camellia_1999]

市場自然汰舊換新通常都會進步，對岸的問題是老愛依靠政府強制力，結果舊問題沒解決還搞出一堆新問題

[@wataru33100]

換成高樓大廈那個我覺得不能稱之為進步...很多國家高樓大廈不多也不會被認為不進步

[@UC5kym7PU5p4gqtCGShcXhFA]

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[@千萬不要點開我的頻道]

有點自欺欺人😅出過國就知道台灣的街景有多麼糟糕😅不要整天扯中國了，就算是日本跟歐美國家，街景也沒台灣那麼的混亂，道路也沒有那麼危險，別把人情味當成不思進取的藉口

[@actuallyUncleTopher]

Fun video! Rose is cool. I like big night markets. It's fun to compare the night markets in different countries.

[@lifeintaiwan]

Looks like I’ve got some competition in the friend department…. Everyone knows I’m prozzies favourite flower 🌷 But…. Great video, added a prozzie edge to the usual foreigner nightmarket videos… more please, and more Rose 🌹

[@linlin5142]

捉到野生英國叔叔

[@仙哥-h9u]

真的要珍惜各地很用心經營的老店家，他們多半不是加盟，而是去學完真正的料理功夫用心做給客人的攤商，就像Prozzie講的，屬於各地少數特色店。 不過現在台灣年輕人一樣在想辦法創新，所以開始有些文青文創夜市，只是價格上區隔了點…… 我想只要大家不斷自由，不停發想，以後一定會更精彩的。

[@shu-iiwen4519]

Please don’t misunderstanding Taiwanese night market culture. The Market is one of our local lifestyle. It’s not for tourism, basically!

[@somethingsomething404]

Are tourists welcome? I understand you say it’s (main?) purpose is not tourism, but should a tourist not go? Or maybe it’s more like a “farmers market” in Canada where it’s more like a grocery store than a restaurant stall. It would be strange if tourists took over the store in Canada where I get my food too!

[@tatsu4867]

​​​​@@somethingsomething404 我認為是兩者兼具，例如 我是台北人，如果我要去夜市吃晚餐或宵夜的話，我習慣去“饒河街夜市”或是“士林夜市”，但如果去到其他城市例如台中、花蓮，我也會想試試看當地的夜市，所以當地人跟觀光客的需求他們都需要考慮

[@tatsu4867]

​@@somethingsomething404當然也有一些比較像是商店街的小型夜市，它就很像早期夜市的雛形，通常當地人的比例會比較高； 或是像墾丁的觀光夜市因為太貴了，所以當地人都不會去，當地人的比例就很低

[@crycrycn]

夜市是媽媽可以休息不煮飯的好幫手

[@a0931688355]

早餐店，營養午餐，夜市，台灣媽媽不需要煮飯，真棒

[@yiyi8630]

哭阿 都是我爸煮給我媽吃

[@danielc5047]

2:33 很正常，很多油炸的鹽酥雞店為了不讓客人吃起來覺得太油膩，都會用離心機濾油。

[@coachjoehu]

You're right for the most part - that most "type of food" you can find in night market across major cities in Taiwan are more or less the same. But if you pay attention to the food then you could find that each night market usually specialize in certain food then others - for instance you could find amazing 胡椒餅 in 饒河夜市 that you couldn't pretty much in most other night markets. And you could find the best oyster dish that's not the same as other places. So for me I look for the specialties in these night markets

[@tatsu4867]

像是宜蘭的羅東夜市就有一堆三星蔥捲 蔥多餅跟花生捲冰淇淋 花蓮的東大門夜市就有一堆原住民特色食物

[@SBeck-nz4ue]

From a Taiwanese's perspective, with a lot of experiences fooling around the night markets over the whole Taiwan, I would say each night market has its signature foods and a variety of mixed business, it's interesting to explore the differences between each other and find new stuff from time to time. That's how Taiwan night markets evolve and thrive over the time with the creativity from local people.

[@puggsincyberspace]

Great video, night markets are great. You are right, I don't remember going to any in China. Lots of wet markets, but no night ones...

[@indietaiwan]

雖然台灣的夜市因為大家會把受歡迎的東西學來學去而漸漸變得有點類似，但也因為商家經常發明新的食物而讓夜市每隔一陣子就有些不一樣，不要太常逛的話還是會有新鮮感

[@szuanhsu6070]

80年代的夜市通常出現在鄉鎮郊區的小村子裏一週一次（有時候就星期三晚上）就只給那個村的人晚上沒事出來逛逛的地方，因為去大統百貨有點遠，到了國中高中或是上班後，很少去逛夜市，覺得沒什麼特別的！最多就巷口的鹽酥雞攤或是滷味攤！方便為主！大型的光觀夜市好像是2000年後出現的！可能經濟的改變或是流行！總之對我來說夜市只有國小以前時代的回憶！

[@oliverpicken3320]

The Night Market in Hualien is my favourite, there's alot more stuff to do with games and sometimes live music. You can also get some aboriginal style food that's not seen in night markets in Taipei/Taichung

[@followxiaofei]

I just came back from a trip to China. We went to many night markets. Not really on purpose, it just seemed like no matter where we were, there was always one within walking distance.

[@Prozzie]

Which city?

[@followxiaofei]

@@Prozzie Kunming, Lijiang, Dali, Liuku, some other small towns that I can't remember. All in Yunnan. Weather is real nice there, might be a factor. They are probably not illegal, because after we got arrested and eventually released, the police dropped us off at a night market.

[@maroli5302]

@@followxiaofei😂😂😂😂😂you seriously? Got arrested by police 😮😮

[@maroli5302]

@@followxiaofeiomy. Hope everything is good to you now.

[@followxiaofei]

@@maroli5302 Yes, don't break laws while traveling, even if it's an accident 😂 Seriously though, not so fun being arrested. I'll have a video out on it later.

[@kelpaulichuk633]

This is another excellent video. Congratulations on being recognized at the night market

[@Prozzie]

Thanks!

[@crist504]

你可以改逛早上的菜市場，有更多水果供你選擇，也更便宜，除了生食還有熟食，有的還能試吃，有些攤位還有叫賣的環節，除了遊戲項目沒有之外，不會比夜市差

[@bruceranran0220]

台灣水果改良技術世界第一，甜度也被改良成世界第一

[@盛昌黃]

但最好吃的水果榴槤不在台灣😢

[@groupies225]

60年代古早味，不是這家店已開60年。 It tastes like the 1960s, but it’s not that this store has been open for 60 years.😊

[@mjccom]

Exactly, it literally says the "old school flavor of the '60s". However, it probably refers to the taste of the 民國 60 era meaning the 1970s, thanks (^_^)

[@peggy_li]

夜市有分在地夜市與觀光夜市，觀光夜市就是給遊客逛的，台中逢甲夜市就屬於觀光夜市，這類夜市就像你說的大部分都很類似，但在地夜市的客群是本地人，就會有比較多特色店家或開很久的老店

[@rayactk2486]

在我學生時代走在裡面寸步難行的逢甲夜市已經回不去了

[@maroli5302]

對呀 為什麼呀？ 是因為太熱嗎？

[@meteoresky]

味道不一樣了 商業觀光化太濃厚 個人意見

[@bubblelong4759]

那個奶茶攤寫 60年代，不是說60年。它有可能是兩個意思，在台灣，常用民國年，所以很有可能是說民國60年代，60-69 = 1971-1980。也有可能是說 1960-1969。不過民國年比較有可能。長久以來，台灣人問年紀都是問，你幾年次的 = 民國哪一年

[@atakela]

有個論點非常認同，早期夜市會在學區旁邊形成，主要面對學生提供吃飽又便宜的食物。 慢慢變成人們夜間休閒打發時間或與家人，朋友共同一起度過的時光😊

[@K12war]

Finally someone recognized Prozzie 🎉

[@Kev8585]

There are still night markets in China, but I believe they are mostly in the second or third tier cities. Hualien night market in Taiwan 🇹🇼 is one of the most diverse and also most modern. I lovin it! Great video Prozzie!

[@jesseplacencia7589]

I went to one recently in Shijizhuang too. They are definitely not banned.

[@PRC-Moyk]

Chinese may not even know they have "BANNED Night Markets", lol.

[@greencopycat]

sometimes, even a tiny night market can still be a good place to handout with family or friends. Some stir fry places are pretty good too.

[@月風-m4h]

炸魷魚、鹹酥雞的有些店家有甩油的機器👍😋，夏天最喜歡的水果～芒果、西瓜、百香果～😂

[@cooliipie]

Gotta say night markets in Taiwan are dope. Some have some amazing options, but most of them are 90% the same options. Haha 3:36 my favorite 😎 Edit: you say exactly that lol

[@stoneshih56]

Prozzie說中文超可愛的 ❤❤❤

[@Prozzie]

haha my Chinese is terrible

[@fenixc1521]

對～Prozzie應該要更常說一下中文的😂

[@evychern7714]

@@Prozzie😂是因為多年來都聽小朋友說國語吧⋯所以有小朋友的可愛腔😂

[@郭芳蘭-p3s]

我們家十年前也住在台中西屯重劃區後來賣掉買在台北好懷念台中

[@klondikechris]

The last time I was in Vancouver I saw the sign for where their night market is. Sadly, I haven't been, but I hear that it's very good. It was actually in Richmond, which is the Chinese area.

[@christianjlevesque]

I spent some time in Taipei in April and May, and our hotel was near the Linjiang night market. I went several times to pick up some fried chicken from the Popcorn Chicken King. So very addictive.

[@sojustrutz]

Headed 2 Xindian NTC from Ontario in 30 days! Thanx 4 the insights on TWN

[@bettyli6635]

You finally had a fan recognize you and ask for a photo. 😂

[@allenfish7892]

這片子Rose很可愛，台灣的新生代就是這樣的頑皮可愛任性嗎? Prozzie這裡只是碎碎念的阿貝 XD

[@robwon8378]

ooooo.. Prozzie on a date.. so cute. BTW, food prices in Richmond Night market is at least 10X the prices Rose paid in Taichong, plus CAD$8.50 entrance fee.

[@mackcarter5713]

The night market in hualian is pretty unique, the greenery, the square and lights when those are setup, the singing, the fighter jets overhead, the dog that helps sell quava, the ”我是垃圾桶“, fan fair is kind of the same but there is a unique feel to the place for sure that differs from some of the other night markets. Personal favorite markets are in old streets, not really night markets so much, its very cosy. 10/10, the night markets in larger cities they have their feel to them but you kind of need to go to a few and often to get the 'feel'

[@tatsu4867]

身為一個台北人，我也喜歡花蓮的東大門夜市，道路寬敞平坦，店家還依照種類分區，逛起來很舒服

[@marisachapman6764]

I prefer the country night markets with all the airsoft games, ring toss where you can win beer, and fishing games. There's a good one in the outskirts of Taipei called 樹林興仁花園夜市, sometimes they even have performers there (diablo, fire spinners, break dancers, etc).

[@yfllll]

I love Taiwanese fruits. It’s one of the things that are overlooked in KZbinrs travel videos about Taiwan. There’s so much and they’re ridiculously ripe and good. Yeah I feel night markets are mostly the same but nice when I want night market foods haha. I think Taipei has a few markets that have a more special food shop unique to that market that I haven’t had before. So I do want to go try them out.

[@spaniardxxxiii2801]

sanya still had some small night markets. im sure you can still find some off the beaten path around china. I found one in Shanghai in the middle of nowhere, but it was completely depressed. we didnt buy anything lol my girlfriend being from harbin, thought it was very strange. but they do try to sneakily vend some noodle, fruits, etc under some bridges in the outskirts of shanghai. it reminded me of the good ol days. but ive been back to canada a year now. hoping to come to taiwan and try living there again. i lived there for a year in 2013 before the mainland.

[@ctourmaline]

I am not sure about Shanghai, but I do see many markets and street foods in other cities of China, e.g. chengdu, xi'an, etc.

[@John_Smith_86]

Rose was so scared of the camera, lolz

[@Prozzie]

it's not easy to be on camera

[@michaelgrow8630]

Thanks is it an all night adventure to night market?

[@sherryland101]

I agree with you that most night markets are quite the same, selling the same stuff, as a tourist in Taiwan you may feel fresh and exciting to any one of the night markets, but if you live in Taiwan, you will loss interests quickly to visit night markets, because they are almost the same, thank you for being honest to tell your point of view . By the way your Chinese is very good, would like to see more videos to see you talking with local people.

[@davidt1831]

Night markets do tend to have similar types of stores. And it is as you say, any good ideas are copied to other night markets. With night market's barrier to entry being pretty low, the effect propagates quite fast. But I think this is not much different from malls, where similar effects can be observed, just slower. So instead of looking generally, one should at the standout stalls to differentiate night markets.

[@paulcooper1704]

I think Rose is thinking….. stop talking and take me home for some Canadian sausage 😂😂😂

[@judykang3700]

I enjoy your video. Thank you Prozzie

[@DeRong_Hong]

6:30 The signboard reads: 【The nostalgic flavor was popular in Taiwan in the 1960s】 Not that shop's been here for 60 years. 😂 I think your observations about night markets in Taiwan are very accurate. This is indeed like a domino effect, and people used to think that the first domino was Fengjia Night Market, where many of the latest night market things would be created, and then similar ones would appear all over Taiwan very soon. However, the current situation has changed a bit, and it has become a street vendor that appears on China’s TikTok and Xiaohongshu. Such vendors will soon appear in Taiwan’s night markets. (Sorry, I used Google translation, which may make the content less accurate)

[@erilau3058]

當初夜市的東西會便宜主要是省去不少店租，老闆將店租省下後回饋在商品的售價上，但最近年來好像已經打破了這個平衡。

[@peggy_li]

因為人潮多的夜市，攤位租金也不便宜

[@zhuo500]

老街才是最需要有在地特色的地方.才能更吸引觀光客. 夜市最主要是服務當地民眾好嗎.物美價廉是吸客主因.東西重複又如何至少可以省排隊時間

[@0animalproductworld558]

Night market is very fun.

[@zeanmore]

水果還是得要去大型果菜市場才能買到最新鮮好吃的 不過如果你不喜歡自己動手處理的話的確夜市是一個方便的選擇

[@Bobwa2008]

I’ve been to China 7 times since 2008 the last time was 2018 Chinese New Year I was really surprised to see no night markets no street food and no fireworks things have changed there for the worst theses days. We really want to come to Taiwan but airfare is still to high would have to go last two weeks of December

[@ctourmaline]

I am really confused, why do you guys say "no night markets no street food" in China? what is your definition of "night market" or street food? just by watching other KZbinrs' video, I see there are tons of street food and night markets, e.g. the muslim street in Xi'an is famous for its street food. And there are a lot of similar streets in different cities of China.

[@FongYuLiu]

8:29 Is it just me to notice that Prozzie is probably one of the very few KZbinrs that would use words like "aesthetic" in day-to-day usage?

[@MrTravelWriter]

Funny, I went to China recently and visited several night markets.

[@user-ov9xx6he1e]

根据我敏锐的感知。。你利用拍影片开把rose了😅😅😅

[@crist504]

我覺得是相反😂

[@imrobinlo]

應該已經是了. . .😁😁😁

[@jlpcpr]

Rose is cute! Shy! XD Damn, I love them squids.

[@DirtyReaper]

I do like night market videos, thanks this is great.

[@WillChi]

Please to visit the "old" night market in Taiwan. How to know the night market is old? Normally, that locate near the old temple. The night market near the university normally quite new to compare the night market near the temple and sell the similar stuffs. Keelung 廟口 night marke, 饒河 night market and some older night market in Taipei are really it owns unique style. Unfortunately, Taichung is a new city compare to other big city in Taiwan. So doesn't have much old night market The 忠孝 night market or 中華 night market might barely could count...

[@snoopybrown2806]

2:33 10年前我只在南部看過炸物攤用機器脫油,但現在中部和北部也有攤販使用脫油機了😆

[@giocosoaustralia5664]

She's cute Proz, good for you. Jaiyou😍

[@east67]

Prozzie也有女朋友了😄祝贺👍

[@SeaToSkyImages]

The good thing about Vancouver, and its huge East Asian population is that when it's mango season there, it's mango season here too. Lots of fresh, cheap, and delicious mangos to be had. Emphasis on had. Mango season seems to be over now.

[@gabrielm8150]

It's wors in canada,usa ,uk etc every town and city got the same brands and franchise in city center

[@photosalbum7047]

I don’t like oily food and deep fried anymore. I fount it’s really hard to find something that I like in the night markets.

[@lo090200000]

妳來桃園中正路夜市看看 這才叫貴 一根香腸50 炸魷魚150

[@valdemarx7762]

最近超愛炸魷魚 逢甲夜市附近好難找停車位

[@briansmith2163]

I LOVE mangos !

[@美樺黃-z8k]

So good 👍👍👍

[@configwang]

市場法則，不過以前逢甲以新小吃聞名，在逢甲賣成功才會複製到其他地方，現在好像沒了

[@Yellowhow]

rose is so gorgeous!

[@F9645141]

小時候的夜市是各有各的當地美食特色，後來幾乎都轉型成觀光夜市後就都一樣了，而且還變非常貴，所以我很久沒逛夜市了，不值得!

[@sleng358]

又來看Prozzie了，廢話不多說趕緊先按個讚

[@shih.8688]

價值觀真是一件有趣的事，例如影片中的女生說覺得香腸應該賣35元，賣40塊很貴，對於愛吃美食的人來說，賣40塊如果是好吃是值得的，又例如我是一個沒有刺青的人，女生身上的刺青應該也是花了好幾千或萬，但前面又一直強調她很窮？這點真的很有趣，對於愛刺青的她可能覺得這錢花得很值得，相反的我就會覺得好貴。

[@金沉]

台灣農業改良常用嫁接、選種、交種 其次是溫室配土、控水、控肥，比較少單純用藥 因為單純用藥的不好吃，會被市場自然淘汰，又不容易通過外銷檢驗 但夜市切好的水果曾經有新聞報過他們會偷加糖精 因為不用標示所以很難稽查開罰 我也覺得你常講中文粉絲會變多😆 台灣人比較怕只講英文的外國人，但沒有日本人怕😂 會一點中文就很親切

[@mrtstay]

建議你可以跟其他國外博主 在影片上中英文字幕 這樣會多吸引一些學習外語的朋友 生活可以用到那些單字用法 也祝你粉絲越來越多

[@jinmiyara2605]

I like rice sausage, but when I eat hot dog, I don’t like the bun😂

[@dcar6530]

I have been to Canadian night market at Klondike day and Calgary Stampede.

[@郭芳蘭-p3s]

你中文不錯耶

[@Prozzie]

Haha my Chinese is terrible

[@eddyalfredo6211]

有些夜市是有必吃店家的，同樣的東西，他們就是可以做出特色跟另一個層次的好吃，不過我受夠了排隊，絕對不會隨便再幫他們廣告，你得自己去試😂

[@motionsic]

Fun fact, FongJia night market had the most expensive real estate in Taichung. That would be hard to believe for a foreigner, I think.

[@zz3831]

我也覺得炸魷魚很鹹 醬料不要選鹽類的= =

[@binghamkuang]

我想 你喜歡的是 對岸有些人會用的詞： “煙火氣”

[@peterpancake119]

為什麼Prozzie說中文那麼可愛 笑死 請多講

[@kosumiH]

現在夜市的食物變很貴，再也不便宜了。沒有比餐廳好。

[@ming-hueichen9640]

認真來說夜市真的不是每一個都一樣的，各有各的特色跟重點，只能說對不夠熟悉台灣的人來說會有都一樣的錯覺，在地的台灣朋友有義務要介紹不一樣的地方給國外朋友認識！觀光夜市本來就不會太便宜，要逛吃就找當地人會去的旱溪這類的夜市逛吧，還有物價上漲小攤位老闆們也是要賺錢生活，花點錢買個不用自己動手煮就是“買方便”

[@evalai8622]

推薦去旱溪夜市。旱溪比較好吃

[@超兄貴大叔]

其實作為"旅客"的話 當然是希望每個夜市都有自己獨有的東西 這樣比較有每個夜市都去的理由 但我覺得以"居民"的角度來想 我不介意夜市複製其他夜市知名食物 飲料 遊戲等等的做法 畢竟假如遠在外地的夜市有個很好吃的東西 自然會希望自己家附近的夜市也買得到吧

[@廖嘉豐-f9m]

Love you in Taichung

[@paddyo3422]

winner winner chicken dinner 😃you're still a Canuck my brother👍

[@sandy0819]

我想不是貧窮的原因,主要是衛生問題吧,不然也不會在香港廟街推行夜市.個人對於奶類不能多喝,所以珍珠奶茶不是不好喝但不是我的菜,香港有些一喝是奶粉的味道.其實好一段時間香港人也從珍奶變成愛喝奶蓋.個人最愛是台灣的檸檬愛玉,每次去台灣必喝.這是很多地方很難找得到的飲料,在香港是極稀有的存在,好喝的更是小之又小.

[@dominiquelinn]

Rose is so cute!!!

[@bentohuang5373]

Your Chinese getting better now! Good for you eh

[@Userfgdf589]

你講得沒錯 確實分別不大 而台灣人又愛一窩蜂 哪裡有了新東西 很快就被其他地方模仿了

[@koko-eb7of]

Rose 長的不錯。

[@meiji.d7075]

這在臺南也是一樣，都是相同攤商。臺北的夜市還有些獨特商家，不會怎逛都一樣的感覺。

[@dantefeng2166]

還好那個粉絲沒有說are you luka doncic🤣